Cultivation World: Starting by Merging with a Wizard Character
修仙世界：从融合巫师角色开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 369k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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120Chapters
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First of all, I've never been an author before, but I want to say, is it really that hard to write 100 chapters a day? I'm not being unreasonable, after all, as I said at the beginning, I've never been an author before.
The latest chapter states, "To gain the next level of wizarding knowledge, one must master the power of this level natively." Isn't this just forcing things? Why do they have to do it this way? Why don't you just write that you want to experience different systems or prevent exposure? There are plenty of reasons, why force this?
The protagonist is written somewhat like a pawn in the invasion of this world by a higher wizarding civilization. After all, the natives cultivating magic from another realm are practically beacons of civilization, right? Transmigration is also an explanation—a complete cleansing of the soul and implantation of memories.
The protagonist is forced to level up, and he has a tendency to meddle in other people's business.
The wizarding genre is always like this: they avoid women like the plague. It's hard to understand how this trait appears in all wizard-related novels.
To be honest, wizarding novels are basically just cultivation novels with a different skin. The strength levels are easy to match: knights are warriors, great knights are innate warriors, wizard apprentices are Qi Refining stage cultivators, and first-level wizards are Foundation Establishment stage cultivators. If a wizard comparable to a Foundation Establishment stage cultivator is so weak, it would be better to have the protagonist be a wizard apprentice from the beginning.
Others might profit from being an old man, but the protagonist simply enjoys being a dog, insisting on stirring up trouble in the stinking ditch.
Author, you really need to think this through! What's the core of this wizarding story? It's research! Hurry up and figure out the fox bloodline material. Treat the body as raw material and dispose of it properly. Don't go through with this disgusting thing like collecting women. It's just a pretty face; you can just create your own life forms later. Can't you mold your own personality, body, and memories? Isn't that better than this disgusting thing called collecting women?
Don't mess with the female lead; this kind of wizarding novel has the potential to become a god without a female lead.
Zhou Zheng said, "I want revenge." The protagonist replied, "Okay. I'll help you get revenge." Upon meeting Zhou Zheng, the protagonist felt somewhat like a servant, obeying his every word and bowing his head in submission. The protagonist has nothing to do