Spend Money to Become a Legendary Wizard

Very well written, keep it up! 😚

In my impression, I have only seen money-related abilities in Bungou Stray Dogs. It's quite interesting. Spend money to strengthen your body. I don't know if you can handle this fist worth 100 million 😁

Although writing a diary in a different world, or writing a diary on the territory of a wizard who wants to murder me, there are hundreds of millions of points to persuade me to quit, but Goldfinger feels a bit interesting.

Unlike many Western-style wizarding novels, the traces of routines are lighter, the idea of ​​paper money is considered novel, and the author is also very good at writing daily details and portraying characters. Come on!

There are some loopholes in this section of the Wizard's Tower. When depicting wizard spirits, due to lack of energy, there will always be people who try to depict other characters, but in the end they were successfully promoted. It would be better to add a ritual in the wizard's tower that prevents promotion.

I was a little uncomfortable seeing the main character writing a diary. You have to know that wizards have the spell of language knowledge. It is very dangerous to write down all your information.

Is this the author's first time writing a book? I have to say that the creativity is very good, and most of the plots are very good, but the things I want to sew are a bit complicated, and the integration... Is a bit poor, and it can be a bit awkward from time to time. The most important thing is that I feel that there are many details in the setting of extraordinary abilities that are inconsistent. For example, the protagonist's improved runes are as fast as unlocking them. Obviously the social background is trending towards the wave of capitalism, with a large population and open-minded ideas, so the extraordinary foundation of runes should have been fully developed (this period should be the explosion of productivity driven by technology, runes, papers, scientific research centers, this category should all have developed. The concept of the background in the article is the shadow of Newton's period). The result is very thin. When the protagonist rewrites the source, the plot description is too thin. It is obvious that he is building a "steam engine", but it really looks like a child's graffiti. Obviously rune literature can be developed as a whole branch line. Also, with a basic component like a battery, why do you really want the protagonist to open it at the first level? He will be crushed to death by the nobles... Moreover, it is a bit redundant to directly use runes as conversion power in the extraordinary world. The basic components should have a single function, the better. If it is engraved on a magic weapon, it should be integrated into a rune. But in industry, it can be completely broken down into five links: absorption, transformation, storage, output control, and output conversion. In particular, the output must be adjustable, and it does not necessarily need to be converted into kinetic energy. Also, free energy is bound to not be abundant, otherwise monsters would have been everywhere. If the factory was opened on a large scale, would other wizards have any opinions on the efficiency of the industry and its impact on the environment? As mentioned earlier, witchcraft is a master who knows the language and changes the world. The communication skills like followers should also have this potential, but it feels like those big shots have done nothing. Have they been there for a long time? Logically speaking, communication magic weapons should also be the first order of research. There are also banknotes, which do not have the value of precious metals. On the one hand, the inherent attribute of money is a general equivalent, and on the other hand, money is the credit voucher of the issuer. At the same time, banknotes also have concepts such as anti-counterfeiting, inspection, and publicity. The two concepts of transaction and wealth should be based on general equivalents and credit credit respectively. After all, why metal coins are valuable and can be regarded as wealth is because they circulate in society and there is such demand, which is based on the credibility of the issuer based on the entire society (ps: For example, if there is a planet full of gold and very little iron, then iron is a precious metal). So trading and wealth should be derivative concepts. Forget it, there are still some bits and pieces, such as your writing about the competition is too slow and unoriginal, your writing about the top boss is flat, and the magic weapon is permanent (it can be reused over and over without consuming your own mental energy, which is the application of source technology), etc. These are just minor problems, or the reason why the writing is too scattered and cannot be integrated together. Go away, come on, author, the creativity is pretty good... I hope your next book will be great, come on

Very interesting setting, keep it up

After reading Chapter 49, I suddenly found a question: How do wizards and ordinary people get along? If there are two completely different worlds like Harry Potter, even if they collide, their memories will be erased. If only the leaders know this situation, how can the protagonist's rune engine be extended to ordinary people? If a remote village like DND knows about mages, but has never seen such a situation, then it would be a bit unclear if the school is hidden in an art college and the tribunal is hung in a police station. You have to say that organizations like the Dragon Group are hanging in police stations because they have to maintain daily routines. Ordinary people have no idea about the extraordinary. You seem to think that everyone knows about wizards, so there is no point in hiding them in wizard schools and inquisitions.

Is the protagonist trying to make money by creating a perpetual motion machine? Unfortunately, it is difficult to make wizard money. It all depends on making mortal money. The currency is also deliberately unified. Otherwise, it will be useless no matter how much mortal money is earned. The protagonist has to find ways to use a perpetual motion machine to produce certain products that wizards will buy in order to obtain wizard currency. And if the perpetual motion machine can produce the products that wizards need without using wizards, then it will be a huge profit, and the protagonist cannot control it.

The setting is quite interesting. I wonder how many people have seen "The Phantom River Pictures of Qingming Festival". A physical novel from ten years ago has a slightly similar setting to this book. They are all about channeling a certain object to obtain witchcraft, but that one is closer to a fairy tale. The plot is very much like a game. You see the past through a psychic camera and dig out the historical truth. I was in high school and daydreaming a lot. At that time, I wanted to write a post-apocalyptic zombie novel in which a flashlight turns into a lightsaber, but it was too dry and I had no other inspiration, so I never started writing it. The author has fulfilled one of my dreams. Laugh, there are actually quite a few similar settings, such as the martial souls of Douluo Continent, the totems of the Totem King... I hope that in the future we will not fall into the boring martial soul settings of Douluo and have more novel and interesting ideas.

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