A Wizard's Infinite Journey
巫师的无限之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 502k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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218Chapters
994Recommendations
9.5kFans
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If you get frustrated and tearful all the time, you should switch to a female-oriented website.
To be fair, it's readable, the concept is quite good, the story is relatively strong, and it's a gem among new books. However, the writing style needs improvement, and the protagonist's personality is not likable. Even if he is selfish, today's readers expect him to have some brains.
The protagonist's character is disgusting, and he's a villain too.
The protagonist's character is poorly designed; he lacks charisma and intelligence. Chapter Nine is even less believable for a transmigrator; his behavior is more like that of a native than a transmigrator. 😜
With the first six chapters written like this, do you have some misunderstanding about novel writing, or do you think you're a master with a fan base who can guarantee readers will keep going even if the beginning is terrible? These days, if a novel's opening isn't captivating, many readers won't have the patience to continue reading.
I've read a similar one before. Actually, this type of book is difficult to write because the magical elements in fairy tales are usually too advanced, making it hard to write well. I've never seen one that's coherent and consistent.
With the protagonist's personality and way of doing things, I could do it too.
I've finished reading it, but I don't really know how. Author, just keep practicing your writing style and then cut it off. I feel like this book is pretty much done for. Seeing that the world book requires the main story to remain unchanged while the story develops, I felt that there wasn't much left to write about.
The main character is poorly designed. The World Book butler concept is also very clichéd, just like the system AI!
Honestly, I feel like you haven't made any changes! The previous flaws and such are still there, and the protagonist's character is still not great? In Chapter Two, the protagonist is crying and wants to go back—such a melodramatic character, it's really disgusting. I don't see any changes at all.