Rewind Wizard

This book seems to have been written with great care. Everyone is doing very clever things, and the author's development of Goldfinger is also good. The only problem is that I haven't learned much about magic. I hope the author can give the protagonist more spells.

Return flow? Is there a Shennong? How about it?

When I first read it, I wanted to ask, how come the protagonist, who is the child of a duke, doesn't even have any gold coins?

The setting of rewinding can bring back cultivation or things. The protagonist dies a few times at the beginning and needs to break the deadlock. It feels like a decryption, which is suitable, but after passing through it, it becomes an upgrade flow. For the upgrade flow, this cheat is too buggy, and the values ​​are easily reached. It is more suitable for cultivation and conspiracy flow with complicated settings and complex backgrounds. If you want to use the original world, you should cut off the setting of being able to take away items or cultivation, or set up something like a reincarnation with an upper limit. When I saw that the protagonist was preparing to upgrade to a formal wizard, I discovered that it was easy for the protagonist to upgrade. You may need to die several times to obtain the Philosopher's Stone, but it is very invincible and there is no suspense, so it is better to start. Conspiracy theory worlds such as Path to Immortality and Talent are more suitable for bug-level cheats. The game breaking in the early stage feels okay, the various spells, supporting characters, plots, etc. Are all good, and the protagonist's character design is also okay. Unfortunately, the golden finger does not match this setting. From the beginning of how to prepare to become a wizard, there is no curiosity and suspense at a glance. You can know what the protagonist will do next, and then upgrade, upgrade, and become super invincible.

Shen Nong is here. I think the writing is very good and logical.

Damn it, you became a eunuch when I first started chasing you?

It's well written and well paced, but it's too short and feels like a eunuch.