This Wizard Is Unscientific

There are some new ideas, such as witchcraft, world structure, and steam. The next general direction is probably to compete with wizards and monsters and upgrade. It depends on how the author arranges the plot to advance. 😜

The author always pretends to be profound in describing a bunch of settings, requiring readers to figure out specific things on their own. I think it's a bit hard to read, and there are so many setting backgrounds, which are both ecology and anchors. What anchors this is that there are too many people killing people. You really treat readers as your supervisor! If you don't write down the details, am I just here to guess? I came here to read the wizard novel, not to make fun of it.

Hello author, I copied this book from another platform. The data is good and the response from readers has been great, but updates are a bit slow. I hope you will not be disrespectful and update quickly so as not to keep my readers waiting too long!

I feel that the biggest problem is that the readers are not told at all what the use of sequence ecology, extraordinary ecology and the like are. Although the context can probably be understood as things like inner world and attributes, it is not explained in the text. It seems difficult to read and understand by yourself. Many other settings are also thrown out directly without explanation at all. Everything else is okay, but this problem is very difficult.

To be honest, I haven't seen your steady development at all. You are obviously an invincible system writer. When something happens, just act recklessly, where is the stability? Moreover, the levels are too exaggerated, and you can kill enemies at dozens of levels and dozens of levels at a time.

Kill the enemy directly by leaping two levels in less than five chapters? This is written too loosely. In the early stage of qi training, I rely on means to kill people. In the later stage of qi training, I rely on my brain to make up for it. If you practice qi directly, you will lose the golden egg. It is nonsense. I know that there are weaknesses in the same stage. To praise the weaknesses in two stages is pure bullshit. You can't grow in this way.

The writing is messy and the sentences are broken. The plug-in is too powerful. Many conceptual things are mentioned repeatedly without clear explanation, and the more I read, the more blurry they become. The author's humorous abuse of various bad Internet jokes convinced me of one thing. Short and quick Internet jokes cannot improve the reading experience when reading long articles, unless a collection of jokes is written like "The King, Spare Your Life". I think online article authors who want to write jokes should draw nutrients from cross talk and flip over and over again to make the humor of the long article more solid and more in line with the plot. However, this requires design, and not all authors have the ability. The protagonist's character is deep and wise. Generally speaking, the protagonist's wisdom is reflected by lowering the IQ of the people around him. The same is true for this game. The hang-up is too big and the level collapses from the beginning. The author has no plan to write an invincible style. So the fun of this game is only to explore the setting. However, the author's vague and unclear writing style makes it difficult to appreciate this kind of fun.

It just feels like they don't match each other. A wizard's talent turns out to be awesome and accurate. I don't know what the logic is. According to the conventional understanding, it should be suitable for hunters and rangers. The protagonist has a lot of spells, including the Sheep Transformation spell awakened when promoted to the first level, but he can't enjoy the bonus of the awesome talent? In addition, I forced myself to rely on the steam. After reading dozens of chapters, I felt like I couldn't steam at all.

The development of this precise talent is indeed good, and the steam wizard sequence is indeed attractive, but the setting makes me confused. I still don't have a rough impression of the protagonist's world in my mind.

The biggest problem with this book is that it does not have the characteristics of a wizard. It is a pure upgrade book. The wizard does not engage in research, does not explore the logic behind the world, and does not open up paths. Instead, it adds experience, upgrades, adds experience, and upgrades. Instead, the wizard stream wants to ignite the divine fire and become a god? I really don't understand it, why not change its name to Master Flow. In addition, level 400 is too slow. After a long time of promotion, I still can't beat the weak gods. The first ones are so awesome, but the later ones can't beat the slightly more powerful ones. Traditional DND is legendary at level 20, and becoming a god is usually at level 30. This novel can be extended to level 400. By the end of the writing, the author forgot what he had written before, and kept adding settings, including forbidden weapons, ancient artifacts, and world demeanor. He really added whatever he thought of. In addition, many setting wheels have been said repeatedly, and a term has been explained over and over again dozens of times. No matter how awesome the steam ecology is, there is no need to explain it once, right?

For those who have traveled through time, Larmore has no investment in you. You get everything by yourself and through your own merit. Larmore cultivated Sirol, and even the resources you received from the Demon King's Cemetery are with her! They owe you, but you don't owe them. Later, when you get to St. Teresa, those Larmore trash want to suck your blood again. Shiloer looks very uncomfortable, so forget it. A B-level talent is as proud as an S-level. It's too pretentious.

What is in front of the author? It's okay to put quotation marks on the name for no reason. There is a comma after the adjective. There is also a comma in the middle of the parallel words. If there is no need for a symbol, there is also a comma. . . . I can't stand it until I finish one chapter.

It's a bit cliche. The place where the protagonist stayed before changing the map is either damaged or completely destroyed. They are obviously a group of low-level people, but all the forces on their own side are more useless than the other, and they all rely on pig's feet to save the world...

Such a rubbish book, how come the results are so good? You tricked me into falling into this trap.

This book is actually quite good. According to my reading habits, this is a novice article. But the bad thing is that in this original world, it doesn't have the different feeling of other wizarding novels, that is, the feeling that official wizards are all awesome ~ and there is no introduction to the power system. It's suitable for people like me who read books without thinking. If I use a little thinking, it will seem strenuous.

What the hell? The apprenticeship is level 2, not to mention breaking defenses and the like? Can the speed exceed level 2? Lock your head? You are not precise, you are omnipotent.

I'm extremely doubtful. I don't understand what the author wrote. The settings are messy, not a single sequence is explained clearly, and I forgot what I said before after stopping for a week.

What's going on with the author? His writing is pretty good but he's not popular at all. Py a bunch of editors and promote it. Much better than other wizarding books, the logic is clear, and the plot is not too bad, but I am not a good reader.

The author spent almost a hundred chapters on how awesome the various packaging steam wizards are. As a reader, I also looked forward to a hundred chapters, but in the end I saw chapter 108. The protagonist became a steam wizard, and also got a steam wizard's SSS talent "original phase". The explanation was unclear. What is the function of it? You have been looking forward to playing this for so long, and you are so disappointed. Your talent in mechanical control is better than playing Steam Core.

Compared with traditional wizards, it has some new things, the world view is also large, and the writing style is not bad. However, the text repeatedly mentions some things in expression, lacks comparison of data on changes in sequence upgrading, and the explanation is vague and insufficient.

Sure enough, it ended at the speed of light, and I lost all my money.

If you use cores, especially advanced cores, you need three, which feels a bit 2 Could it be that wild beasts and other beasts are the protagonists? How do they advance? By eating cores, I am afraid they will become extinct in the end. By advancing on their own, it means that their qualifications are better than human geniuses🐮

Is there no follow-up to the outline? I think it's a pretty good book. The follow-up should be longer, but the ending is a bit sloppy.

Finished spreading flowers! ! The novel is quite well written, especially the idle training at the beginning, which is even more exciting. The descriptions of the supporting characters are also vivid, and the storyline is vivid and vivid. In the middle period, the plot started to become a bit mechanical and repetitive, and the supporting characters were also rare. It was a bit boring to see the protagonist using the so-called over-the-limit talent to speed through the road of the steam wizard. There is nothing to say about the later plot. It is a tedious upgrade, and there are very few plots where the protagonist appears in front of others. Fortunately, the author still has a lot of writing skills. At least the plot is smooth and can be watched, but it does not have the amazing feeling of the opening plot! ! In the finale, the protagonist's victory was obtained by his long-term practice and idleness. It was because of his rune attainments that were far superior to others. He felt that he was not good at it. He could only mechanically use ancient divine spells - powerful miracles without any sense of skill. At the same time, he had a lofty description of the worldview... It all ended, and the author actually wanted to make a big deal! ! It's really useless! This is the end of the boring plot in the later period, and the author's next novel can start from the beginning instead of ending at the end.

Love-deficient protagonist! Do you like licking so much? Wizard equivalent exchange? Do you like to be steady and nosy with your mouth? The plug-in is of no use, this is not some fantasy love sect.

I thought I had read it for a long time, but it turned out there were only 45 chapters. I thought I had read it for more than 100 chapters, but I haven't read it in almost a month.

Why don't you write a new work after this book is finished? This should be a small account, or a large one? I'm short on books.

I want to ask, where is the crow? I didn't mention it at all later.

Where are the new books, the large and small sizes? Does anyone know?

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