This Lousy Wizard Has Had Enough

The author sometimes thinks deeply when explaining his setting, and it may not be accurate because he expresses his feelings. "Why set up such a world"? Combined with the comments on the shelves, it is roughly as follows. First, personal reasons—instrumental rationality forces us to pursue knowledge to determine our place in the modern high-pressure society. But the characteristics of the mind itself are ignored. Even if you know the generation mechanism of psychological emotions, even if you know the operating mechanism of dopamine and endorphins, you cannot become self-disciplined. However, real desire will make people strive for progress, tirelessly, and not feel bored. Therefore, "excessive emotions" and "dead heart" are not healthy mental states. Maintaining a normal mind and determining one's goals is the ideal state for a person to face life. Second, the reason for the setting - if scientific deconstruction is used as the foundation of the extraordinary system, it will neither highlight the particularity of the protagonist nor show the extraordinary distinction in modern society; if philosophy is used to build the foundation of the extraordinary system, it will be difficult to control the ultimate setting of the story. The ultimate direction; if sophisticated mathematics and physics are used to explain extraordinary phenomena, then those complex terms will be out of style in the modern context, making the modern sense of modern society divorced from readers, making the novel reading experience strange and cumbersome, and even becoming game-like to the point of being thin and boring. In summary, the author "explores within" and builds an extraordinary system with emotions as the core. Emotions themselves cannot be eliminated, and everything in the past must leave traces. On one side is the wizard who "indulges himself and strengthens his emotions to restrain the demonic energy", and on the other side is the knight who "denies himself and returns to ritual, and uses sacrificed emotions to confine the demonic energy". The protagonist has a golden finger with a "spiritual perspective". In the conflicts and exchanges between the two parties, he seeks emotional balance and a way to survive. This is probably what I understand as the original intention of the author's setting, and it also reminds me of one of my favorite trpg settings, but in order to prevent the kid from going crazy, I will hide it here. The following is the personal divergence part. …In real life, everyone is using themselves as the fulcrum to change the world around them. In the words of "extraordinary", it means "using one's own body to replace the mind of heaven", or "changing reality with one's own will." In fact, these are "magic". Most people who have received the same basic education admit or are using it. We do live in a world governed by laws that can be demonstrated scientifically. However, many people are still willing to... Or prefer to believe that magic exists in this world. Some people call them "magic", "force" and "spirit". "Qi", "miracles", "feudal superstition", "empiricism", "placebo effect", "safe haven of the soul", "phantom of free will", "justice of heroes from heaven" or simply "revival movement of religious beliefs", "experiences of this month's best-selling author"... And so on, they are today's magic. Don't just focus on material energy and industrial processes, and don't fix your ideas on mathematical logic and precise materialism. Even if the power of material and technology is very powerful, even if the framework of production and institutions constitute reality, they will still not be the absolute leaders in the operation of the entire society. Everyone should know that the world around them is by no means static. Although historical reality and public opinion impressions are sometimes fixed in a specific rhythm and atmosphere, the gradually sinking modern society has not really curbed our will. We can still rewrite reality to a certain extent in our own way and fight against this absurd stasis. As long as you can really take the first step.

When reading novels, don't treat wizards as ordinary people. They are monsters affected by emotions and may go berserk at any time.

This novel definitely has the potential to become a god. The main reason why it feels unpopular is that it is not at the top of the list, and the title of the novel is not eye-catching. Although the pace is slower, it is better because it does not produce any violent comments or poison.

Mature authors must learn to post videos themselves🤫

If the witch sisters are regarded as wizards, it will give people the impression that wizards are mentally ill (emotions are uncontrolled, and excessive emotions will turn weird), and I don't understand how this kind of thing (referring to wizards' daily madness) is not discovered

The writing style and setting are both very good, let me talk about my personal shortcomings. First, after reading more than a hundred chapters, a serious villain has not appeared yet. Speaking of Lao Liu, I don't think he looks like a villain. Those wizards don't think they look like villains either. The creation of the villain is as important as the creation of the protagonist. Why are they villains? They can't be taken away just because of a few simple sentences: "Experiments on mortals", "Bounty missions in tree holes are illegal", "Two wizards kill people for money", and "Learned black magic". Second, there are still more than a hundred chapters here, and the world view and setting have not been completed yet. The system is constantly being piled up. I am not interested in reading these at all. It's understandable that the protagonist goes out of his own system. Every knight has his own path. Isn't that nonsense? The head chef has invented a new dish, so let's write about the new dish. One assistant chef needs more salt and another needs more sugar. It doesn't matter. They are mediocre people. There is no need to write about their system and path. An isolated case cannot lead a new path. Three, too stingy. There are more than a hundred chapters, and there are a lot of systems and settings. When it comes to specific people, there are only a group of knights (only seven or eight of them know their names), two sisters, an old Liu, and three rabbit eyes. These roles are not enough to expand the system. Very petty. It feels like the author is keeping a running account, writing whatever comes to mind. Four, several flaws. ① Since you can see the camera in the little boss's office, you should find a reason to tell him. If the protagonist is Lao Yinbi, it would be too deliberate to save the wizard head-on. ② At the beginning, it was said that the two companies are in a competitive relationship, but now it is really not mentioned at all. If it is an unimportant matter, don't spend so many chapters writing it. ③It is the duty of knights to protect mortals, so it is normal to cooperate with officials. It would be awkward to deliberately ignore it. It is even more impossible to drag the battlefield into purgatory every time. Although this can easily escape the description of the ordinary world, it is difficult to create a sense of substitution. ④ There are not many mortal friends. Just like the creation of heroes and villains, the creation of the extraordinary world also needs ordinary mortals to set it off. Without writing at all, it can easily give people a feeling of being helpless. Fifth, the change of location must be divided into large sections! ! ! ! Give a few more enters, otherwise it will be easy to miss the scene transition, and it will be uncomfortable to suddenly take a shower during a fight on the battlefield The settings are too detailed and complicated, and the characters and world view are not enough to spread the settings. The writing is too stingy. Even three chapters of Hallucination were too many, but I actually wrote more than ten chapters. What should be written carefully is not written. The old bookworm really ran out of books to read, so I had the patience to read the first dozen chapters. The early setting and description of this book had the potential to become a god, but after more than a hundred chapters, the potential was almost squandered, and I was no longer interested in reading it.

Chasing 160, I fully feel the struggle between the pursuit of power and the descent into madness as a seeker in the extraordinary world. The description of the battle is vivid and bloody, but not uncomfortable. Instead, it presents a kind of cruel beauty. If it weren't for the fact that this world has not discovered the extraordinary, I would have thought that the author was one of them. If I have a fault, it's that the title of the book is a bit low.

New friends, don't leave in a hurry! This book is definitely worth buying! This is the kind of book that gets better and better the more you read it! You may read the first few chapters and think it is just a wire, but in fact it is an electric heating wire. If you read a dozen more chapters, hey, it lights up! It's a little hot! The most unique point of this author's book is that the cultivation system he describes will give you a magical feeling of "He is really practicing", "I can practice even if I am in it", "Is this the wizarding world or the academic world", "Big brother, stop reading! I don't understand!". And because the difficulty of cultivation is clearly shown, the strength of each character in the book can be felt by readers without the need for the author to force it up. The pain and longing of the characters in the book are also so real. If you read his books and then read others (but some of them don't say that this book is number one, other books also have their own characteristics), you will feel that the protagonist is like playing a game and leveling up when the experience points are full, which is boring. Although this book is still young, the author has already completed a good article "The Gray Wizard of Hogwarts". If you like this cowardly wizard, believe me, you will also like the Gray Wizard #Laugh When reading the book, I will always be infected by Anton's pure love for magic and Lin An's love for life and the spirit of moving forward step by step. I hope I will also find my "magic" in the third dimension~

No matter how it is written later, when the protagonist is confused in the first seven chapters, it really matches Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody. It is recommended to eat it together.

Damn, I looked like a testicleless wizard at a glance 🥵