I, a Wizard, and the Foolish Buddha
我，巫师，愚痴佛祖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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The World's Restaurants
When the glow of the immortal path intertwines with strange, shadowy darkness, it creates a fantastical world of bewildering wonders. Here, ordinary people defy fate and cultivate their way to the heavens. The flow of spiritual energy conceals the mysteries of the Great Dao, while swords cleaving the firmament give rise to passionate legends. There are also eerie secret realms shrouded in mist, where the unknown lurks in silence and seemingly ordinary things hide chilling mysteries that upend a
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Not popular, but each has its own charm and is worth a read ☺️
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History makes the struggle for supremacy inevitable, but there are no overpowered heroes, and the opponents aren't idiots
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A Journey Through the Sea of Books
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That's pretty awesome. Everyone is one person, so you are me, and your level up equals my level up. Everything you have is everything I have, and everything I have is still everything I have.
The author is right, it returned to its original flavor after chapter 129. I stayed up all night to see the latest chapter, and I hope the author continues to maintain this level of quality!
I'm so moved! It's been so many years since I've read such a wonderful wizarding novel.
Strongly promote fattening
Having read up to chapter 33, I'm amazed by the imaginative plot, the pace is brisk, and there's no unnecessary dragging. The unnecessary romantic subplots are disappointing. I'm really looking forward to seeing how the world-building develops. Keep up the good work, author!
This book is successful in terms of its overall appeal, but the academic sections are a major letdown. Hopefully, those who want to read it can get through them.
Awkward?
I don't know why, but it felt a bit off. Catherine used the ring to spy on the male lead, and then she kept causing trouble by cosplaying with him, and the male lead had to clean up his mess several times. Does the author think this is a satisfying plot point?
Roland has clearly taken the wrong path.
Are you still going to stick to being a traditional Black Abyss Wizard? After Strawtown, you'll directly evolve into a Chaotic Evil Twilight Wizard, and then you can transform into thousands of beings. Find a dark place to sit down and let these little Rolands do whatever they want. In less than a year, they'll be causing trouble everywhere.
All the romantic subplots were poorly written (the relationship between the female senior and junior, the chance encounter with the socialite), feeling more like tools to advance the plot and showcase the male lead's charm. However, the battle descriptions, the power system construction, and the clashes between characters all exceeded my expectations. Has the author ever been in a romantic relationship? 😏
The more I read, the more I felt it was a female-oriented novel disguised as a male-oriented novel. The protagonist was like a puppet on a string.
As the title suggests
The author's imagination remains as brilliant as ever, with a great plot and creative ideas. However, the writing style suffers from the same old problem. While it's an improvement over the previous book, it's still too straightforward. The author has the ability to capture the madness and absurdity, but the writing is too bland, like plain water, lacking flavor.