I, the Wizard, the Foolish Buddha

This actually turns out to be a book about cultivating immortals. It was fine in the early stages, but later on there were more and more words that only appeared in the Chinese context, which looked weird. Also, the description of the female characters is very superficial, maybe it's a foreshadowing for the later stage? But I have to say that some of the ideas are really good

A fantasy world full of desires The Wizard's Journey But desire is connected from top to bottom Seducing people It seems that you are about to become the author Eh? What have you become Why are you so lustful Kougua!

It's pretty cool, everyone is the same person, so you are me, so your upgrade is equal to my upgrade. Everything you have is everything to me, everything to me is still everything to me.

The author is right, after 129, the original flavor has returned. I watched the latest update all night, I hope the author will continue to maintain the current level.

So touching! It's been so many years since The Witcher's Journey that I haven't seen such a wonderful wizard novel.

After reading Chapter 33, I was very imaginative, not procrastinating, and there were no redundant emotional lines. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up world view, and the author will give it my best.

This book is successful at the top level, but it seriously hinders the academic level. I hope those who want to read it can get through it.

I don't know why it looks a bit confusing. Catherine peeked at the male protagonist through the ring, and then played cosplay and caused trouble again and again. The male protagonist wiped his butt several times. The author didn't think something like this was more fun, right? It is true that one person can achieve the goal of being a chicken and a dog ascending to heaven. It is okay for the male protagonist to use his wife's light, but every time he plays passively, which is really embarrassing. I hope the author will not play this trick again in the next book. Other than that, there is no poisonous point.

Are you still treating this as a traditional black abyss wizard? After Straw Town, it directly evolved into the Chaotic Evil Twilight Wizard Holy Body. When the time comes, it will directly transform into thousands of people. Find a place in the underworld to sit down and let these little Roland's play freely. Within a year, they will be making Roland everywhere. In a few decades, the existing system will be destroyed for you. It is still a low-cost skill. If one dies, another one will be released, giving these wizards a little Roland shock.

All plots involving relationships are generally written (senior schoolmates, junior schoolmates, social butterflies encountered by chance), and they feel like tools to promote the plot and show the charm of the male protagonist But the description of the battle, the construction of the power system, and the confrontation between the characters all exceeded my expectations Has the author ever been in love😏

The more I look at it, the more I feel. This is a female video wrapped in a male video. The protagonist is like a puppet

The author's imagination is as good as ever, and the plot and creativity are both great. However, the writing is still an old problem. Although it is an improvement over the previous one, it is still too straightforward to read. It's obviously possible to write about the feeling of madness and absurdity, but the writing style is too bland, like boiled water, and it doesn't taste like that when you read it. Moreover, just like the previous one, I feel that the pace of the story is too fast. One copy just ends and jumps to the next within a few days. It would be better to add some daily life and sweet plots in the middle. Otherwise, there will be constant climaxes, and the occasional dullness will seem boring. But to be honest, compared to the previous one, this book is still quite an improvement. Although there are not so many crazy ideas, it is more comfortable to read and feels more grounded.

The part about Southern Mental Hospital is a bit awkward, the pace is very slow, there are no exciting points, and it is all explanatory and boring. I think other chapters are pretty good, but the connection in the middle is unnatural and a bit abrupt. The epilepsy theory is very attractive and worth reading. Come on, the author 👍

After reading Chapter 28, I feel that this book is a bit crazy. The main character is crazy in cultivation. The setting of the first copy is also crazy Randomly makes a teammate forgotten [the past, present, and future are gone, which is equivalent to this person never existing] There are many female mentors, the baron has many friends, and the reader has at least 12 angels passing by together. As a result, when I checked the logic for the first time, I found that there are currently only 8 people in the team that seals the evil god [The Baroness is a member of the secret organization that seals the evil god, but this She is the only one in the organization, so logically the other members have probably been forgotten] [According to the speculations of the two team leaders, they should have brought hundreds of people over to seal the evil god] mdHow could the protagonist's father not be insane? The protagonist How could the predecessor not be afraid of this crappy place? It turned out that the two bosses leading the team were still Riddlers As a reader, I just want to say, destroy this fucking crappy place I feel like I'm going crazy.

I haven't read the book, but after reading the introduction, I feel that this one is more interesting. It's very exciting to go crazy in the wizarding world. After all, there is Taoism and weirdness on the left, Cthulhu is mysterious on the right, and it is normal for a wizard to go crazy.

The plot of the college after it was released was really boring. I don't know what the author was thinking. So many people scolded it and it still didn't end as soon as possible. Instead, it wrote fifty or sixty chapters. It really became more and more annoying as I read it. A large number of readers must have left by then.

This woman is so disgusting. She treats people like dogs and makes people desperately try not to tell the truth. And a book friend said it right, Cthulhu gives you a chance to be soft-hearted, and being soft-hearted is a flaw.

I have only read the first few dozen chapters, but only the first few chapters are more interesting. Later, a protagonist who is threatened by his life every day and wants to escape, and should escape, suddenly goes to fight against the abyss to save the world, to save the so-called good people who have been threatening him. The plot is too abrupt, big Justice and sacrifice should not be tricked by other people. It is obvious that hundreds of thousands of people were tricked, but they did not go to the so-called predecessors who could help. They were so selfish that they were afraid of threatening the family. They only tricked the so-called friends of friends. In the end, they expelled the evil god. It is disgusting to ask others to say thank you. 🤢

This is also a paradox. How about the Yasukuni Shrine in Japan? Can you be moved by knowing the sacrifices made to Japan? Although the protagonist has no hatred or grudges against the aliens, there is probably no joy or love. Why is he willing to sacrifice? It's not written that surrendering to the evil god will lead to a fate worse than death. The author's frivolous quotation of martyrs here should be intended to arouse empathy, but it cannot withstand deep thinking. Painting a tiger cannot be an anti-dog. Reading between the lines, I only feel the contempt for my own nation. No cat or dog deserves to be favored by them.

First of all, it's very interesting and interesting. Secondly, it's very boring to see the main character cosplaying with a supporting female duo. I hope there won't be any more cosplays in the next plot.

After reading Chapter 24, I really couldn't stand it anymore. From God's perspective, Catherine likes to play pranks. When I assume the protagonist's perspective, it's hard for me to understand why he doesn't run away. Imprisonment + verbal death threats + almost death in fact + lack of trust + long-term surveillance. Foreign netizens say that we like to kill the whole family when we write books. Here, when I assume the protagonist's perspective, I already want to kill Catherine's whole family. The Baron is also a swindler. He clearly knows that the butler died for the Baron and his wife. He does not treat his son well. The first thing is to frame the butler for running away and ruining his reputation. The second thing is to give the orphan a choice of death (whether he goes to the forest or the cat witch, it is a death option! If you say it is a good choice, you can explain it. From the perspective of ordinary people, it is to send the protagonist to death). In fact, it's like letting an orphan die. Your wife's life is precious, so it's not enough for the housekeeper to die for your wife. His son must also take risks for your wife, right? Even if you don't take risks and don't give people information, what if the scouts don't have information and want people to lie down with their bodies? From God's perspective, the original owner is really dead. The housekeeper's family is quite unlucky. The more I read, the more angry I became, so I deleted the book and left.

I always feel that the author is more like a fish-eating Buddha. I have read three of his books and all of his books have one characteristic, that is, I forget the previous content even after reading it 😥😥

Drive high and go low, the writing behind it is too messy

If the author had made good use of the title of the book, Enemy SAN, he would strengthen himself and become great in the end If he wrote it like this, it would be interesting, but what the author wrote was a mess It would not be any fun! The protagonist becomes a wizard, chooses a genre, and uses cheats to grow the genre. This is interesting. However, this writing seems to have been busy for a long time. There is no focus. I wrote this for a while and that for a while. Readers do not necessarily need to read the driving force of this book

I think the novel written by the author is quite good. The proportion of epileptic and normal content is also well controlled. It can provide mental stimulation when you are experiencing epilepsy, and the normal part can relieve your energy-generating spirit. Come on.

Let's leave aside the situation of epilepsy for now. The male and female protagonists are really playful with each other. This is what he calls flirting. This is called gameplay. No wonder the average group of dicks can't get it, it's all about technology.

If it were purely about Cthulhu and not about love, it would be a sacred book with a small format

It's quite imaginative and I like it, but there are a few points that I feel a little awkward about 1 In order to let the protagonist grow up, it's understandable not to tell the protagonist the truth in the first month to scare the protagonist, but the part about changing the protagonist's plants is a bit... 2 It's time for the protagonist to leave, and there are more than a hundred people gone, and it's still a mystery The Riddler is just like the Riddler in Werewolf, where a veteran "Hunter" plus a "Witch" and a novice "Prophet" are angry, and then all the people are dead, and the Werewolf defeats Barb and his own people are crazy and suspicious... How to make the plot lines harmonious while maintaining the "characteristics" of the protagonist group is really difficult ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з

I only found out that this book is for free, and I like it very much. I will subscribe to follow-up after the limited exemption is over ❤️

The author is capable, but has always been tepid. I feel like the next novel might as well try a more popular theme, such as the city system for cultivating immortals.