The Wizard King, Starting as a Talent

The protagonist described by the author is a scumbag with no strength. He seems to be playful and awake in the world. He engages in some inexplicable plots and has not improved his strength at all.

The last paragraph of the introduction is too secondary. Although you don't need to use your brain to read cool articles, it's too silly to treat me like a primary school student.

Why does it feel like my career panel has been infinitely improved? I can't say that the general plot is exactly the same, I can only say that there is not much difference.

It's almost a hundred chapters, and you're still fighting life and death during the apprenticeship period. It's no different from those novels about cultivating immortals that are still fighting life and death during the Qi training period for more than a hundred chapters. Other novels are starting to prepare for the wizard. Our proficient protagonist is still scheming with other apprentices. It's so imaginative. Why don't you come with me to watch The Legend of Zhen Huan 🙂🙂🙂

Learn from the First Saint Demon Sect? I hope I can write my own things, my own settings

The plot is difficult to pass, such as why Selena suddenly appears and snatches the protagonist, and why the protagonist determines that Selena is not a garbage teacher just based on the so-called encounter of Daisy. The author has emphasized many times before that there are no good people in Black Rock Tower, only one pit after another, and now what White Lotus is doing. For example, what exactly is feedback? Why do no wizards consider harvesting feedback in the form of religion? Why does the wizarding world have no evil gods and no corruption? Why does the wizarding world always have the supremacy of power and no order? These are too vulgar. If everyone does this, it will be boring.

From the current point of view, it is okay. There is no high trend and low trend. It is in a stable state.

When I saw Chapter 84, I felt that the first forty or so chapters were purely imitating "The Witcher: My Career Panel has no upper limit". Later I saw that the author wanted to write something of his own, but it was somewhat poisonous. For example, Haxam Ravenheim was greedy for the protagonist's talent and was afraid that he would not be able to keep it, so he did not return the protagonist to the center, nor did he teach him any skills. Aren't he afraid that the protagonist would grow crooked? There is no other means of protection, so a protective prop is given, but a wizard wants to snatch it away, and the protagonist is almost killed? Then the protagonist, a junior wizard apprentice, killed a first-level wizard? It's so outrageous that the protagonist has learned three 0-level witchcraft in total. The teacher gave him an attack prop with a 1-level witchcraft and Haxam Ravenheim gave him a life-saving prop with a 3-level witchcraft. It's good to be able to save his life. Then, in addition to the protagonist's teacher, there are countless people in the academy who want to harm the protagonist. Wave after wave of plots are plotted. The plot is too deliberate.

It's very good, the pacing is well controlled, and it's much more comfortable to read than most articles, but why are so few people commenting on it?

Will this book be discontinued? I won't read this book if it stops updating.