Wizards Rule

You'd better be a really dark writer with large-scale pictures of aliens

There is a relaxed feeling like the beginning of a Japanese RPG game. You have just traveled through time, and the top wizard boss is in the background. You can get on the ship to go to the wizard academy, and you can also be looked after by the wizard from behind. At the beginning, there is a fair-skinned and beautiful witch lady, and after boarding the ship, there is a loli witch. There is no sense of crisis at all, no caution when arriving in a different world, nor the caution of similar wizards at the beginning, and the sense of racking their brains for a glimmer of hope. Isn't this really a Japanese-style western fantasy alternate world reincarnation light novel toilet paper? Conversion: The top wizard who helped him reincarnate in the prologue = Japanese big-breasted and big-assed goddess The witch girl who took care of him in the first chapter = the big-breasted and big-assed nun in the temple The loli witch who took care of him in the second chapter = no need to convert

For the first few chapters, some readers feel that the protagonist is a little aggrieved. In order to prevent these readers from abandoning the book before seeing the exciting parts, I will explain it here. First of all, the wizarding world is extremely equal internally and dark and violent externally. Therefore, the protagonist will not be controlled by anyone and is not anyone's pawn. The Witch King will not do anything to harm the protagonist! As for why I write such a plot and world view at the risk of dissuading readers, it is because I want to create a more realistic dark world view. If it is a world of pure jungle law, the protagonist can certainly oppress others, but will also be oppressed by others when he is not strong. Therefore, the protagonists of most dark novels are either very stubborn, or they are pseudo-invincible or even true invincible. And I think that dark literature may not necessarily follow the laws of the dark forest. It is also feasible for everyone to be equal, but we must first define what a human is, that is, a model of extreme equality internally and darkness externally. In order to ensure the smooth operation of this model, the invincible object is transferred from the protagonist to the protagonist's civilization, the "wizard civilization". An invincible wizard civilization cannot be easily penetrated. In order to prevent the logic from collapsing, the protagonist can only be discovered by wizards. However, because the protagonist will become a wizard in the future, according to the principle of equality for everyone, other wizards will not only not persecute the protagonist, but will help the protagonist. There is nothing wrong with this! Just like when you go to the hospital, the doctor sees you and sees through your various states, but it will not cause you any harm, but will do you good! And I won't see you after you leave the hospital. The same goes for the protagonist. Although he was discovered and scrutinized when he first came to the wizarding world, after going through the wizard's transformation ceremony, he became an out-and-out civilized wizard, and the Witch King would not continue to pay attention to him (this involves things like cause and effect and the future, so I won't spoil it here). Then let's talk briefly about the heroine. In the beginning, there are two supporting characters, giving popcorn to the protagonist. It is not the heroine and there is no aggrieved plot. This is a purely enjoyable article! If the heroine is defined as a girlfriend or wife, this article can also be said to have no heroine. . . Because none of the females who have sex with the protagonist can affect the protagonist! Maid and slave are really just maid and slave, they cannot have the same role as wife! This is a pure cool article!

Refer to The Witcher's Journey and Lord of Ashes for a bigger picture. System maturity point

If you don't understand, just ask, how to call a fox

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The big boss is written out from the beginning, which completely destroys the sense of expectation of climbing up step by step and meeting what kind of people at what level. It gives people the feeling that the protagonist is destined, although the reader also knows that the protagonist is destined 😐

I finally read a novel that starts with the system being torn apart like a toy. Today's system-driven novels are, to put it mildly, called hosts, but they are actually slaves of the system. They are all authors who don't want to use their brains to make reasonable use of golden fingers, and just rely on the system to make something out of nothing. No matter how high the realm is, it is still waste. No matter how powerful it is, can it be more powerful than the existence of the system that was created by you? I have never thought about who created the system and where it came from? Where does the energy that creates something out of nothing come from? Is it possible that the techniques, items, proficiency, etc. That are created out of thin air by the system belong to the previous host? When you rely on the system to reach its limit and are no longer useful to the system, will it become a nutrient for the next host? Otherwise, where would the energy of the system come from?

The so-called wizards, magicians and Taoists are actually the same thing, just called by different names. Why do you feel that writing about Western wizards has the smell of a scientist, why do they do experiments every day?

The writing of the maid is a bit strange, and it affects the main plot more. The author may polish it or reduce this aspect.