Secretly Grinding My Way to Wizard Godhood

Read So far, the plot is good, but there are some unreasonable points. For example, the alchemist wizard went off directly and destroyed Nakar, making him lose value. At most, he can just pay some compensation afterwards.

It's fake, what is it written about? Knowledge? You don't learn at all, but you still teach swordsmanship. Isn't it witchcraft?

Fortunately, I didn't order it. I didn't expect it to be cut. The story is exciting, but Goldfinger is very average. There is only a bronze world tree that can be used. The key is to count several powerful enemies. The kind that the mentor can't protect. I have no expectations for the follow-up plot. No matter how strong you are, can you be stronger than the great wizard? There is no hope.

The plot is generally okay, not bad, but the conflict plot here is the same as most other novels, it is resolved passively, and I never thought of resolving it proactively.

For now, the protagonist is being targeted by an official wizard's apprentice because of his talent, and wants to use him as a test subject. The protagonist disagrees. The result is a contradiction. I hope that the protagonist will kill the so-called Rhodes and Carl later. Speaking of pressure, there is still a bit of pressure, but the protagonist has a golden finger and develops quickly and is no longer afraid.