Wizard: Living Hard Makes Me Stronger

It's a pity, I still want to watch the follow-up, but the love started after only ten chapters? Forget it, don't you just want to read this kind of book because you want to see the fantastic world? Forget about such boring things, bye bye

Goldfinger became a senior wizard apprentice in just three years, on the same level as the fourth-level talented apprentice. So what are we looking at? What's the point of pressing the pig's feet like this? I was right to call you a bastard.

The introduction of the Genius style actually overwhelms the protagonist. To play the Gou Dao style, you have to hide your strength. If there are differences in rewards, you should go to the lowest level. If you are trying to sell someone else, then why do readers see you as a Genius style?

The heroine is confirmed so early, and the description of the heroine is not very good (in my opinion), which immediately makes people's perception drop.

Rubbish novel, not prepared to answer questions or a waste of Goldfinger points, go out and buy knowledge, doesn't Elemental Castle have this knowledge? Has your brain been kicked in the ass? The wizard organization, which is also known as the strongest, has such an idiot as the protagonist.

If you are a genius, don't overpower the protagonist.

Just watch the end of Chapter 17, it would be rude to read any more.

I'm speechless. I keep hiding my strength. You just hide it in the academy. When you go out to do tasks and fight, you still have to hide. A high-level apprentice was chased and beaten by a middle-level apprentice. Finally, he used all his magic power to kill a middle-level apprentice with a big shot. If the big shot was not solved, would the protagonist be gone? I have been hiding my strength for a long time, but now I have really turned into a pig. I have to use up my magic power to deal with a mediocre person, and I still have to hide my strength in a life-and-death situation. It is simply a waste. And the protagonist is the number one hidden in the academy. Is this the number one?

Let's not talk about Nicole. Is this Nilu the protagonist's child? It was the dark wizard's fault that she was captured, and they always say that it is the protagonist's own responsibility... Don't you feel comfortable not taking the blame?

Among the wizarding novels I have read, this one is the worst. Both the male and female protagonists are pretty stupid.