From Wild Mage to Wizard King

It's a free-to-watch, the structure is fine, the plot is fine, the characters are interesting, and the story development is okay. Some small plots or clever tricks can make people smile, but it feels too dry, like a paper mixed with jokes, and like a big pot of water with a small amount of sugar added. It feels like the plot and dialogue that can generate a lot of emotions have all become dull after the author's wonderful writing 🙂🙂🙂

Notes about this book: 1: Why did the battle for lords begin just after writing this? Answer: The tone of this book from the beginning is a Western fantasy hegemony novel. This is also evident from the title of the book. The [King] in the title [From Wild Mage to Wizard King] has already indicated the direction of the book. Two: Since we are writing about a fight for hegemony, why is there such a plot of travel and adventure in the front? Answer: This book belongs to the same line as the previous one, and the previous book started directly to compete for content, but failed to sign the contract and was killed. Therefore, after absorbing the experience of other authors, I changed to a beginning that is easier to sign. Due to the change of the beginning and the lack of strength of the protagonist at the beginning, the first volume is mainly about the wandering and development of the protagonist. Due to the lack of experience, the transition may be a bit stiff. The second volume is the official start of territory management and hegemony content. Three: Why is there a single female protagonist? Moreover, the heroine is not the same person as the heroine of the previous book. Answer: Originally, based on the character setting of the male protagonist, this book should not have a female protagonist. However, in order to avoid possible male-male drama, we decided to write a single female protagonist. The reason why the female protagonist is not the same person is because the world line has changed. The male protagonist in this book has a different start than the previous book, and the female protagonist's choices have also changed. Four: Why not write about the harem? Answer: I have never been in love, so I don't know how to write a love story. Five: If you don't write about the harem, why are there so many female characters? Answer: The author believes that gender is not important in the extraordinary world. Moreover, I heard from other people that female characters are more attractive to readers. Therefore, male characters must be written, and female characters must be written. Six: Worldview Questions Answer: This book draws on part of the world map and settings of [Ambennar], and stitches together some classic Western fantasy settings, but the plot of this book is not the official plot of [Ambennar]. In addition, [Thousand Years War] is the name of the game that the author came up with. It has nothing to do with the real game, and this book does not use any settings of the real game. Seven: Why can playing games bring mage knowledge to practical use? Answer: They can copy the settings of other games and other worlds. So, I think I can do it too. I don't need to be so clear about the specific settings ( 8: The question of combat power Answer: The male protagonist is invincible. Just think about it or not. If you are willing to pay the price, there is nothing you can't do. Nine: Copper smelting problem Answer: There is no content about copper smelting. Please do not misinterpret the normal communication between the male protagonist and his subordinates. I have never written about the age of any person in detail. The appearance and clothing of the smaller girl are just a general description of her appearance. Please don't think wrongly. This book is a single heroine. No matter how beautiful the other female characters are, they are just supporting roles and subordinates. Ten: Why didn't you reply to the reader at the beginning? Start replying now. Answer: I asked some other authors and they thought it would be better for the offending author to reply to readers' comments when they have time, so I started to reply. 2024.8.10 17.27 To be continued.

I was asked several readership questions. Think about it. If there are 30 likes or 20 comments, I will open a reader group.

After reading 20 chapters, I can only say that you are enough for an average author to write more than 100 chapters. Flow batch!!! I hope to write a little slower later, I am afraid that you will make too little money and run away. The paid chapters can be more watery before, but it will be very good to write them like this later.

I hope there are no players, but first-level mages make most third-level spell scrolls, which is a bit outrageous. Hiss, it seems to be second-level.

Speaking of which, the more I read this book, the more familiar it becomes. Author, have you ever played Anbenar?

The first chapter of the sacrifice flow looks familiar. The names of the supporting characters have been changed, the names of the sacrifice items have been changed, and the plot is basically the same. I looked at the release time and found that your first chapter was posted later than others. I don't know if everyone has the same template or just imitated it.

Good guy, it feels like I've read the synopsis.

After reading the first ten chapters, I felt that it lacked a spiritual energy, a feeling that I was reading the outline of the book. I think every living person has flesh and blood, but I only saw the skeleton in this novel. This is not because I am good at anatomy, but because I feel like I am missing something.

The rhythm is very smooth, smooth, and peaceful. It's a bit like a narrative. I feel tired after watching too much.