Wizard: My Class Panel Has No Level Cap

It's so frustrating. Let's add a label of abuse More and more watery The protagonist knows that his emotions have faded and wants to find a point to describe his emotions, but then Arendelle and Eve don't touch a single one. The author is also withered🐏

I have always felt that wizard novels always like to set the protagonist's talent to be rubbish, and then rely on a golden finger to become a wizard. If I were your dean, I would have sent you to the laboratory a long time ago. If you have a golden finger, I will make a profit. If you don't have a golden finger, you will become a wizard by luck. If a wizard with low talent dies, I will not lose.

I have written almost 200 chapters now. . The protagonist actually hasn't officially arrived yet. . I'm so depressed In Xiuxian, there is Qi training for 200 chapters. What's the difference? Foundation building is equivalent to formal, Golden elixir is equivalent to level 2 to 3, and Nascent Soul is equivalent to great wizard? Of course I'm just complaining. I've ordered all the books and read them, and voted for them monthly. The writing is pretty good, but today I suddenly read the article on cultivating immortals and felt so depressed when I compared it. About 200 chapters into the co-authorship, I still have Qi training disciples beating each other up 🙂

The character Trish is so annoying that I don't have any good impressions. After the hunter's daughter became a wizard's apprentice, she looked down on people and thought that those who become apprentices are trash and failures. Forget it. The protagonist obviously needs to keep a low profile, but she is still shameless and drags the protagonist to talk in public. The protagonist is also a big brother. Don't leave quickly after reading this. Why are you staying there? I'm sick. I have to provoke another senior apprentice.

Have you turned into a dark wizard? I can't stand it anymore. It's obvious that there's something wrong with it. An apprentice insists on pursuing a profession that is slightly more intense and has great side effects. In order to eliminate the impact, I made a bunch of dumplings. That level of strength will come back if you get additional attribute bonuses from other professions.

Have you ever been a wizard? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

There is a good story, but the author's writing skills are not good and the coherence of events is very poor. The author's hand is always there.

I feel that the author belongs to the inspiration stream and doesn't write the outline as much as possible. I feel that since you have written a job linkage, there must be a job integration later, so as not to write a bunch of scattered jobs later and not be able to sort out the priorities. Moreover, the protagonist only has 24 hours a day, and now there are only three jobs in total. The protagonist is so busy that he has no time to sleep, and there will be more jobs in the future. I see that you have written job transfer materials, and I guess you are planning to use this material to synthesize all those low-level professions. I suggest you practice a composite skill that can add experience to many skills at the same time, and the attributes and characteristics of that skill will be superimposed. You can also create a sequence path like a mystery, such as what is the final peak of the knight sequence, what is the peak of the wizard, and then integrate all the miscellaneous things, and finally become the most awesome narrator profession written in your introduction.

It's a pity for this book. It's actually quite well written. But starting from the time I went to Vinard's place, I fell into philosophical self-excitement for no reason. Whether it was level up or plot advancement, it was laggy. It is conceivable that a large number of fans began to lose there. I now see 80%, even the dark sun level has not yet reached. 20% How to write about the great wizard, the wizard king and the devil. This book is such a pity

Can the author learn more about character description? The more I read, the more difficult it becomes. The male protagonist's eyes are almost like light bulbs, glowing in every chapter. Why does it say that the male protagonist's eyes glow and have color? The male protagonist's eyes are LED lights that can change colors.