The Wizard King, Starting as a Talent

The protagonist, as depicted by the author, is a weakling with no real strength, yet he acts all smug and clear-headed, creating nonsensical plot points while failing to improve his abilities at all.

The last part of the introduction was so cringeworthy. Even though you don't need to use your brain when reading light novels, treating me like an elementary school student is just too ridiculous.

It gives me the feeling that my character stats are infinitely boosted? The general plot isn't exactly the same, but the differences are minor.

It's so frustrating! Almost a hundred chapters in, and you're still fighting tooth and nail in the apprentice stage. It's no different from those cultivation novels with over a hundred chapters where the protagonist is still fighting tooth and nail in the Qi Refining stage. Other novels are already preparing to move into the wizarding world, while our protagonist is still scheming against other apprentices. It's too imaginative. Why don't you come with me and read *The Legend of Zhen Huan*? 🙂🙂🙂

Drawing inspiration from the First Saint Demonic Sect? I hope to write something of my own, with my own unique setting.

The plot is unconvincing. For example, why did Selena suddenly appear and steal the protagonist's place? Why did the protagonist judge that Selena wasn't a bad teacher based solely on Daisy's supposed experiences? The author repeatedly emphasized that there were no good people in Blackrock Spire, only one pitfall after another, and now they're introducing some kind of innocent white lotus.

So far, things are looking good; there hasn't been a high opening followed by a decline, and the market is in a stable state.

Having read up to chapter 84, it feels like the first forty-odd chapters are pure imitation of *The Wizard: My Class Panel Has No Limits*. Later on, it's clear the author wanted to add some original elements, but it feels somewhat toxic. For example, Haxam Ravenheim coveted the protagonist's talent and, fearing he couldn't protect him, didn't send him back to the Central Lands or teach him any…

It's pretty good, the pacing is also good, and it's much more comfortable to read than most novels, but why are there so few reviews and so few comments?

Will this book be discontinued? If it is, I won't read it anymore.