Wizard: I Have 48 Hours in a Day

It describes an inexplicable social ecology. First of all, the protagonist is in a factory area under the control of a wizard and is not allowed to go out, so it is understandable that the food is expensive. However, the protagonist actually sets up a stall to sell witchcraft tablets made by himself. They are all wizard apprentices in the factory. What's the use if others buy them!

The first few chapters feel like a book about cultivating immortality in the slums in the skin of a wizard. Look at the later chapters.

Very familiar, a bit like cultivating immortals in the slums, but the plug-ins are different, but the plot cannot be said to be similar to what I have seen before, I can only say that it is almost the same, but the names have been changed

It is a spliced ​​article with many holes in the world view: 1. It is not like a factory but like a large market. 2. It is not like a hard labor but like a tenant. 3. The taxes collected by those temporary organizations are almost ten times that of the Wu Pagoda. It seems that everyone is a protagonist in these hard labor. The tax is ten times faster and all the apparent income is obediently accepted. 4. Obviously the refugee cultivation text has been changed.

Well written

Leave the Claw

This plot is similar to Gou Zai Shen Wei World

Is there something interesting about entering the palace now? ? ?

I read in the comments that it said "cultivating immortality in the slums". When I saw this statement, I felt that I knew all the plots without even reading the table of contents and synopsis.

The writing is very good, why is there no follow-up?

If you don't understand, just ask, is it possible to kill the enemy when time is stagnant?