Wizard: I Can Extract Abilities

It's a stand-alone game, so deserted.

Fifteen Grains of Rice Apprentice to the Ranger of All Realms I tried it, it was okay, I could barely read it. At the beginning there was a female character who was related to the male protagonist but she died quickly and now she has become a fool who can only say the male protagonist's name. Then there is a second-level witch who has some abilities and is quite special. He has a younger brother who is not related by blood, which is a bit difficult to deal with. The extraction ability cannot be discovered by the person extracting it. The cost of the extracted skills is unknown. It can be extracted once every three days. The strength of the extraction target cannot be much higher than itself. That's probably it. The plot processing is okay, and it depends on the development of the world view, but from now on, the combat power of a seven-ring wizard is a bit difficult to show, and the expressiveness is not strong. However, there is asymmetry in the opponent's strength. The wizards in this world have very fragile skin and very thin health bars. They need knights as shields to resist damage, but the relationship between knights and wizards is a bit weird. To be reasonable, if this is the case, wizards should The difference in position is not very big, but now it seems that knights are almost slaves of wizards, and the status difference is huge. It is not yet known where the knight's combat power is, but there are knights with three levels and above. I don't know if they can be compared with golems. If not, then this relationship is relatively reasonable. There is currently no dialogue between low-level wizards and knights of the same level, but from various aspects, the status of knights is too low, and I can't understand it

What are you doing? If you use other people's abilities, your physical strength will decrease. It's not superimposed. Who would want to read it if you write like this?

The orthodox wizard at the starting point is not the wizard in the game Witcher. The wizarding novels of Qidian are particularly highlighted: the value of knowledge, the cruelty of survival, the inequality of professions, the monopoly of knowledge, the foreshadowing of cause and effect, use and being used, etc... The class nature between wizards and knights is reflected in stories without cruelty. It is reflected in a relationship that is almost above equality, especially the protagonist's knight profession is higher than that of a wizard. You described a complete conspiracy, and it was still in a plain manner, and you also said in the trap: I am trapped, no need to save me. He didn't look smart at all, but instead felt like a salted fish lying flat. It feels more like urban writing, the kind of urban writing where everyone has an equal relationship, I made a small fortune, but I have a very indifferent attitude. Or am I overthinking? Could it be that you want to write a reverse wizard novel? I am going to introduce the protagonist, in the trap at all times, and the main focus is to write about the struggle and helplessness of a non-wizard? This whole process was really painful...

No updates for 4 days, are you a eunuch?

What do you want to write if you don't understand the plot? Isn't this a wizarding novel? Not a cool article?