Wizard, I Am the Creator

It's pretty good, but I don't really like watching emotional dramas. I prefer rational research stuff.

There are many highlights in this book, but the female author wrote very viciously. He only described the encounter and chat with her three or four times, and ended up dying for her. If he wanted to repay the favor, didn't the protagonist take her to Falcon? The favor was repaid, and then the protagonist asked her to stay at the gap during the war, and she disappeared directly to see if the author had any foreshadowing. If it wasn't something so important that he couldn't even leave a message, this would be a big problem. Also, the protagonist rushed back when he saw someone missing? The protagonist thinks she ran away to the battlefield, so why did she run back? ? ? Let go of your need to help others and respect her fate. If she seeks her own death and you run back, you are really poisoning her.

The writing is still a bit poor, so it's suitable for beginners to read. Some places are written inexplicably

Studying rationality is the basis for supporting wizard novels to go further, but adding some interest is also a more mature way of writing novels.

Vivela disappeared a bit suddenly, will there be any scenes later?

I feel like Vivela will appear in the future, but I don't know what kind of plot the author can write.

The male protagonist