Wizard Is Just a Profession

I've just read Chapter 6, and it's not that exciting at the moment. It feels vaguely like the early Dragon King, and I'm a bit novice. Moreover, he bluntly praised the protagonist for being strong many times, as bluntly as a stone. I suspect that the author will only use secondary characters to weakly praise the protagonist. The plot transitions are abrupt. The characters have a tendency to resemble facial expressions (if this is not handled well, it will really become a novice). There are also advantages. Not many people write about the contrast between two lifestyles. It has behind-the-scenes trends (which I like), and the plot is not too cliché. There is no abusive master, and there is no plot of "Thirty years in the east of Hedong, thirty years in the west of Hexi."

It's not bad, but you shouldn't make the happy life of your town and the life of the white wizard polar opposites. One shows happiness and the other shows darkness. The white wizard should pursue the truth, have his own beliefs, and have friends whose lives depend on him. The white wizard you wrote seems to have become the standard of conduct for the black wizard in order to set off the protagonist's happy life in the town.

The first short plot is finally over, friends who are looking for books can read it. Thanks also to the readers who have been supporting me, thank you! It is very important to read during the new book period. Thank you for your support. Of course, if you have tickets and investments, feel free to throw them in! I hope you will like this book.

Come on, it looks good 🙂