Wizard: Living Hard Makes Me Stronger
巫师：努力生活就能变得更强
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 643k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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299Chapters
2.9kRecommendations
27.9kFans
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What a pity, I was hoping to read more, but they've already started dating after only ten-odd chapters? Oh well, the point of reading these kinds of books is to see that fantastical world, so I'll pass on this boring stuff. Goodbye.
In just three years, this guy with the cheat-like ability became a high-level wizard apprentice, on par with that fourth-tier talent apprentice. So what are we even watching? What's the point of putting the protagonist down like this? Calling him a loser is definitely the right thing to do.
The synopsis claims it's a "genius story," but in reality, it suppresses the protagonist and plays the "survival of the fittest" card, meaning the protagonist must hide their strength. If there are different rewards, they should offer the lowest tier. If it's a bait-and-switch tactic, why would readers choose to read "genius story"?
The fact that the female lead was chosen so early, and that she wasn't well-described (in my opinion), immediately lowered the viewing experience.
This is trash. Are you not going to answer questions or waste your cheat points? Go out and buy knowledge; doesn't Elemental Castle have that kind of knowledge? Did the author get kicked in the head by a donkey? They call themselves the strongest wizarding organization, yet they produced such an idiot as the protagonist.
In a genius-driven story, the protagonist shouldn't be overshadowed.
Let's stop at chapter seventeen; it would be impolite to read any further.
They've been hiding their true strength all along, and now they've really turned into pigs.
Speechless. He's been hiding his strength all along. It's one thing to hide it in the academy, but he still has to hide it when he goes out on a mission and gets into a fight. A high-level apprentice was being chased and beaten by a mid-level apprentice. In the end, he used all his magic to unleash a powerful attack to defeat the mid-level apprentice.
Let's leave Nicole aside. And what about Neluru? Was she even born to the protagonist? Her capture was the dark wizard's doing, yet they keep blaming it on the protagonist... Don't they feel comfortable taking the blame?
Of all the wizarding novels I've read, this is the worst; both the male and female leads are pretty clueless.