The Wizard Starts by Trimming the Donkey's Hooves

However, there are too many clichés in the plot and too many subtle little poisonous points. It takes a lot of brainpower to stick to it.

A real upgrading and refreshing article! On average, monsters will be spawned within one to three chapters after it is released! Don't delay, just catch up and kill the licking bag to upgrade and gain points! The plot advances steadily and is not too draggy. It won't make people feel repetitive and irritated. So far, it is a pretty good book about food and grass. It's now that the plot begins to lose its combat power a bit in the later stages. The protagonist has not yet reached the level of legend, but his combat power has already surpassed that of legend by two levels. If I continue writing it like this, it may seem like a bad ending! 🤭

It's well written, the various professions are very Western fantasy, and the job changes are unexpected, which is a bit interesting.

I find that the author now likes to write plots in which a noble lady then sleeps with the protagonist. Isn't this interesting? I really like being a thief.

The author has done a good job in portraying so many female characters. Personally, I hope it will be a harem. Don't have a single heroine or no heroine, otherwise it will be a waste. Of course, it still depends on what the author thinks and writes, so I don't force it.

Why don't you accept a troll as the heroine?🌹

In order to follow the plot, we constantly arrange for people to be sent away, and never deal with the enemy's lair. Euphemistically speaking, for the first half of the year, you are just an ant, and then you are tricked by others. Haha, the author doesn't like to use his brain anymore, and his evaluation is just average. Ordinary grain

The strengths of this book are the combat and skills, which are well written. The rest are all shortcomings: 1. As for men and women, the male protagonist always wants to fall in love with the one he meets, and the female protagonist is either a hottie or a vase. 2 Supporting characters are all mentally retarded and incompetent. 3. The scene design is very random and illogical. Summary of tasteless novels

Your book is good to read, but isn't it a wizarding book? It's 200,000 words long, and the word "wizard" doesn't even appear in it! ! ! !

Nine out of ten wizard books start with knights. I have never understood the necessary connection between knights and wizards. It's like being a failed art student to become Hitler, the leader of darkness? Can't you come up with something new? It's easy to get bored of this kind of cookie-cutter plot if you watch it too much. I think a wizard should be someone like Orochimaru who is more compatible, rather than a knight holding a sword and yelling, "Go!"

More than 100 chapters have nothing to do with wizards

It's well written, but it's a pity that it's too classic The classic mentally retarded villain fights the young and the old. He has a younger sister and what kind of magical talent does the younger sister have? The protagonist adds some skills instead of skills.

A cult has at least twelve legends, and each province in the empire has only one. Compared to the empire, this combat power is too weak.

How many people came in after seeing donkey hoofs being repaired😅

This book should be called, The Warrior Begins by Trimming the Donkey's Hooves. . . . .

I hope it's not a stud story, and I can accept single female protagonists, but not harems.

The stupidest thing about this book is that the empire is always the passive side, always reacts after being attacked, and the force it dispatches is always weaker than the villain's.

Is this a wizard's book or a knight's book?

I was attracted by the title of the book because I often watch people trimming their hooves on Douyin.

He is said to be a wizard, but he is just a reckless man! It's really hard to describe! 🤔😵

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First of all, the advantage is that the writing style is very good, and the space switching is very comfortable to play. It is also a serious Western fantasy novel, and the early writing is very good. The disadvantages are that some of the descriptions of the environment are very abrupt (they appear out of nowhere to highlight the mood of the protagonist, which is actually unnecessary), and the characterization of the characters is not detailed (the female characters are all carved out of one board, such as the classic "Blush"). The plot is very strange. Now I am seeing the part about Baron Norman. After learning that the protagonist became a baron, he told his son that he would have a bloody duel with the protagonist. Very illogical, you know? According to the popular formulaic writing method, every time Norman learns that his son gets into trouble, he scolds him, and then tries to find a way to deal with the protagonist. Finally, when he discovers that the protagonist is becoming more and more mature, he leaves the blame to his son to make amends, and then the protagonist pretends to punish his son and then makes dumplings. According to the previous formulaic writing method, that is, the small one is sent and the big one is sent. Norman's son must be killed by the protagonist, and then Norman sends it off again. There must be a process of emotional changes and deepening hatred. Otherwise, it would appear that Norman is too stupid. If his son makes a mistake, he rubs his butt until he dies, and is tricked to death by his son.

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A very good novel, worth reading

Come on and update! If I don't have a ticket, I can't give it to you.

The writing is okay, but I just can't find the feeling of being in a great wizard style.

It's well written, but when I saw it on the shelves, I couldn't tell a single spell! It turns out that he is a wizard from The Witcher 3, not a wizard who casts spells! 😥

Write well, control the rhythm, come on!

It's not enough to watch. It's on the shelves and there's still no update. The author is great.

Are there any good wizard novels?