Wizard: I Will Eventually Reach the Highest Level

The protagonist is always passive and has countless enemies. The enemy is always stronger than the protagonist and can only rely on temporary breakthroughs or small means to kill the enemies. When encountering enemies, he does not rush to kill them all, which is a tasteless novel.

No warlock? The shortcoming of the warlock is blood, and the protagonist Golden Finger can completely solve it. He can form a force, raise kobolds in captivity, draw blood to synthesize the dragon's blood, and become a dragon warlock. Isn't this a visible road to heaven?

Why do pig's feet be loyal to others? It's so boring

Making decisions without self-awareness Doing things without leaving any options behind, seeking death I am not a child of luck, I am a civilian in a peaceful era, why should I fight against a system society?

I have a question. The background setting of the protagonist conflicts with the plot. The protagonist who is born in a noble family does not have any extraordinary knowledge. It is difficult to imagine that such a noble can become the ruling class in the extraordinary world. This setting feels quite inconsistent.

Why don't you go back and be your own nobleman and do nothing with these bums in this foggy town?

So speechless. The clock runs just fine without steam. If liberal arts students really don't understand physics, then write more about magic

Isn't your writing a bit too white wizard? Are the novels I wrote in the past also more kind-hearted? In this latest chapter, if others want to catch you and put a reward on you, why don't you just use the breathing method to change your appearance and leave? Aren't you afraid of them spreading the news? Doesn't this eliminate the root cause?

Alas, brother, there is no need to deal with so many conflicts. If you want to say that your knight is invincible, you just have to have some fun. Now it is still a small card. There are so many conflicts. I wrote an offset.

Author, please change the book to the Legend of the Disaster Star. After reading more than sixty chapters, all the bullshit is labeled as the protagonist. It's very annoying.

Come visit me with your work "The Witcher Begins in America" ​​and thank you! Added to favorites, great imagination, and the author's writing style is very good.

When will wizards return in a big way? I want to see the church become a river of blood and become hostile to wizards?

When and which book did the Witcher genre begin?