This Wizard Has Passive Skills

A group of people in the comment area who are entangled with wizards and magic really 6 I don't know which book or work to apply the setting. I have to say that wizards use witchcraft, and the only ones who can use magic are mages. Let's not talk about weird things like readers and authors arguing about settings. One of the most famous works of Western fantasy: Diablo, in which wizards and witches are set using magic. Do you want to compete with foreign works that are purely popular?

Why do the spells here look like those in that mini-game? They are just rolling logs and lightning strikes.

You are a mage! Your name is spelled wrong

It's a piece of mindless urban fiction covered in Western fantasy. It's not a wizard at all. In the wizard class, the teacher is lecturing, but he's drowsy underneath. There's no wizard's thirst for knowledge at all.

I won't say too much. You understand how clever the plot is. Dreaming back to ten years ago

The title of the book should be changed to be called Mage's Passive Skills

Two chapters and three thunderstorms. The protagonist's character is holding a job and scolding his mother (mild) Deliberately pretending to be a pig The cliché green tea opening However, given the current book shortage, I can persist a little longer. 😒

The first three chapters were really uncomfortable to read. I said I wanted to keep a low profile but actually what I was doing had nothing to do with being low-key. Then I lost a part of my memory, which happened to be the previous bet. Even though it was written, it was still so rubbish.

It's disgusting to watch, regardless of the character of the protagonist or the plot.

It's clearly written as a stand-up fort mage. What kind of wizard are you trying to take advantage of?

The beginning is not well written, starting with the green tea plot, and then arranging the protagonist to fall into a god-level fight for no reason when he is still a novice 😅

I don't know about other people. I just read novels to relax my mood. What the hell did the author write? He's too forward-thinking and represses the protagonist. That's enough. I feel even more depressed. Bad reviews.

This plot is quite disgusting. I don't think anyone would still like the previous story where a lot of things happened and no benefit was gained, and then people were cheated. The protagonist is so talented that he has to open up wasteland. I am really speechless.

The plot is a bit sudden and a bit confusing.

I won't go into the other complaints that some people have made, but there is another thing that I can't understand, which is that potions not only test skills, but also rely on luck. Some people are unlucky and end up losing money. I'm really stumped. Let's not talk about the emergence of luck in a group that pursues truth. According to your way of writing, the magic potion system will collapse? Since potions are difficult to cultivate, where can a complete set of potions be sold on the market?

The first three chapters almost made me laugh. Now the protagonists use their relatives to sacrifice to heaven and then get their inheritance? This kind of understanding at the age of 35? There are many fathers and sons who fall out because of interests. But you eat his food, drink his food, and then call him old?

Does Liszt have anything to say? There are so many Liszts.

The content before it is put on the shelves is really baffling, you can just jump to read it

I feel bad. There are too many characters appearing in the first ten chapters with various names.