Wizard: I Have Ten Equipment Slots

I'm speechless. The journey to the wizarding world can take up to ten chapters 😅. Many wizarding articles just include numbers on the journey. What's the point? Will a template last forever? They are all raising Gu on the ship. Are they recruiting students? A group of people who don't know anything start to raise voodoo, and I want to ask if it is really profitable? Picture student's luck? Let's see who is lucky enough to survive? I have been waiting for so many days and finally saw the directory name entering the wizarding world. Now I will continue to accumulate some chapters of the wizarding world to read. If I am not writing on the way, I can catch up on updates at this time, so this is one of the reasons why you, the author, don't catch up on updates. It doesn't matter if you try hard. As long as you don't want to catch up on updates, it doesn't matter 🤫

After reading it, there are too many foreshadowings. I wish I could write eighty chapters of foreshadowings. I haven't seen them yet. I don't think many people will read your book because it is not popular with the public.

I wish the writing could be more concise, there is too much useless nonsense, and I have to explain a lot no matter what I do.

God damn killer, but thank you to the author for deliberately screening readers in the first chapter so that people don't waste time.

The protagonist has a good character and the writing is good, but the description of Mina and the interaction the protagonist gave her made me uncomfortable 😅. This may be a personal problem on my part. For me, Mina is not much help to the protagonist, and her talent is very poor compared to the protagonist. She cannot keep up with the protagonist at all, so the protagonist should not care too much about Mina. Moreover, Mina's character is not lovable by the author. She has no sense of boundaries and propriety. She has to ask the protagonist for everything. Her emotional control ability is also weak, and she has a sour atmosphere. Moreover, the protagonist generously keeps helping her without any reward. I don't understand, will she be helpful to the protagonist in the future? The protagonist has a plug-in. In the future, the protagonist may become a wizard. She is still working as a wizard apprentice, and the protagonist will be a nanny to help her upgrade. 😥😥😥

The book is okay, but it's just ink stains. Do you need to write so many pages before the wizard? Shouldn't it be done in two or three?

I was wondering if it would be the same as the ones next door?? The protagonist is in the Jueling Continent. The white wizard is beaten by the black wizard while he is recruiting disciples, and then is forced to join the black wizard. He won't do this kind of routine again, right??

At the moment, I feel like the equipment is of little use, after dozens of chapters. Moreover, you have to be sneaky to use the equipment, which is very uncomfortable. Not only does using equipment have side effects (weird), but it also requires physical strength (the appraisal equipment). After the appraisal, the body cannot bear it. Is this a preparation to try desperately to suppress the protagonist's excessive numbers in the early stage, and then become a eunuch if the results are not good later? 😅 Originally, the progress was very slow, so I was saving up some chapters to read again. But when I thought about the plot of the book, I suddenly lost control of my mood, became irritable and impatient, and wanted to delete it. I have read 75 chapters, and I suddenly don't want to read those chapters that I have accumulated.

When writing about wizards, you should write about wizards well. After dozens of pictures, you are still a warrior.

Using equipment skills will display the equipment. This setting alone will make the author disappointed later. This setting is a complete failure. The protagonist's future equipment can only be small, inconspicuous and easy to hide.