This Wizard Just Wants to Teach Students

It is known that the protagonist has about 100 magic stones The third-level qualified slave worth 30 magic stones is loyal and reliable, and may have some basic mysterious knowledge The third-level new blood worth 20 magic stones has an unknown heart and may not be bound The protagonist chooses to find a new blood It is known that the protagonist escaped from an official wizard. Although he was seriously injured, he may have mastered advanced skills. It is most likely that he bought an apprentice to survive [healing experiment or body swap experiment] Other wizards choose to come over to snatch the apprentice. Are you not afraid of a trapped beast fighting to the death? For the sake of the entire female apprentice, the author, you are really playing tricks 👍

At the beginning... The protagonist doesn't go on a killing spree, so it's a bit hard to convince the audience.

🤭Does the author want to create a moderate force, or is it like the wizards in Harry Potter? I think it's pretty good.

The first part was pretty good, but then when I got into the dream chapter, I felt like the author had changed. There was a big difference. The main plot was probably about getting stronger at teaching. I really couldn't stand this long dream chapter. Kick me at the end of the Troublesome Dream Chapter, thank you.

The subject matter is attractive, but 30 for 5 is a bit disgusting. More than 30 for five, his teacher was beaten to death and he managed to survive. What level should he be? Shouldn't the idea of ​​a normal person at the same level be to first consider whether he will be replaced by him? It turns out that the supporting character here is equally powerful as the protagonist, and he can bully the protagonist. The protagonist is also wise. He knows that he can survive, but others don't. Directly telling the supporting character who wants to forcefully buy him that he has a few days to live and that he will take him away before he dies. How dare the supporting character do this? Especially since the author also wrote supporting characters in it, he was afraid that the protagonist would have a backhand. Oh my god, it's even more outrageous. Even the solitary wild dog on the grassland knows that the injured cheetah keeps getting angry and can't lean on it. A person who is labeled as rational and knowledgeable doesn't know? The trapped beast is still fighting, what a wise protagonist and wise supporting character. It's a bit overwhelming. You can barely explain what you wrote about samurai warriors and the like. How can you explain wizards? The anchor point for readers at the beginning is that wizards are basically knowledge. The result is that knowledge alone does not lead to brain development?

If you can still keep reading after seeing the situation in Chapter 144, I would like to call you the Ancient God Nurgle.

The early stage was very good, but after reaching the level 1 wizard, the author started to downplay the system for some reason, and I felt that the author started to let himself go, and had no idea what he was writing. I was reading for the system, and the author downplaying the system made me feel uncomfortable, as if I had been cheated. If the writing was good, it would be acceptable, but the chapters in the dreamland were really wearing down my patience. What is the point of entering the dreamland? It just happened to be stinky, long, and the story line was messy.

The first chapter is just feeding💩? He was injured by hostile forces and his family dared not save him? They are also afraid of offending hostile forces. That's awesome, even intellectual essays wouldn't dare to write like that.

What students do you teach? We should follow the family line. If the family bond is not strong, what is master and apprentice? In the later stage, I switched to the wizard empire route. Should the outstanding female wizard Xiaobaicai who has been cultivated through hard work be given to other men? Male students should go to the Red Flower Double Stick to train, develop, and become a professional corps.

What I like most about wizarding literature is the study of magic and essential understanding. You are nothing.