Wizard of All Ages: I Can Extract Talents

It's very interesting, and somehow I can accept it. Two things I complained about in the comment section. One is to rely on blood inheritance. Except for the first two lives, the male protagonist is not keen on developing blood descendants at all after becoming a wizard. Although the setting of Goldfinger does not require that the male protagonist can only be reincarnated into a descendant of the male protagonist's bloodline, in theory, even if all the male protagonist's direct male descendants are dead, as long as the blood of a person's parents, grandparents, grandfather and other direct relatives can be traced back to a certain life of the male protagonist, then the male protagonist can be reincarnated. Some immortal cultivators lock in the protagonist's paternal bloodline in the first life, so the protagonist must drive piles in every life to ensure the inheritance of his paternal bloodline in the first life. Since there is no limit to the male protagonist's golden finger, and the number of bloodlines left behind in the previous two lives is huge, there is no need to worry about there being no descendants of his bloodline in the world (as long as they are related to the male protagonist by blood, no matter how far away). However, you still have to be passionate about creating a wizard family. You only rely on the descendants left in the previous two lives. Can you ensure that your talents are up to standard in every life? What if your talents turn into level 1 or level 2 in one life? You have to face this problem head on. Unless you patch the male protagonist's ability to have wizard talents in every life and guarantee level 3 talents in each life, it is unreasonable for you not to develop the population of the wizard family. The larger the population of the wizard family, the greater the probability that you will have better talents after reincarnation. Even if you apply a patch, you can't have a guaranteed level 3 talent in every life. I really don't understand. The second point is that some people say that the male protagonist gives away girls, chooses one in each life, and then watches other girls who like him get married. First of all, the women who appear in the article have an intersection with the male protagonist and have a crush on them, except Huo Yu-senpai in the first life (PS: Bichi who likes to play with little boys and little girls, the male protagonist does not like the male protagonist after he becomes an adult, she may also be single) and Sophia (PS: None) She had a crush before meeting the male protagonist, and later she had a good relationship with him. She and Huo Yu grinded tofu, but they were single until their death) The others were single until their death. The two mentioned above were also single. There was no plot to give away girls. Only a few people who were close to the male protagonist got married, and they were all the male protagonist's descendants. Some married the male protagonist's students, and some married the male protagonist's son. No matter how perverted the male protagonist is, he can't attack his own descendants.

No, why is it written in the direction of a romance novel? After entering the academy, there are already four women who have ideas for the protagonist. The author also gave a lot of ink. Is it a bit extravagant to use two or three consecutive chapters to describe a female supporting character? I haven't learned any combat spells yet. Don't put the cart before the horse. I have just entered the path of wizard and my talent is not very good. Just write it like this. Do you plan to clear the level in two or three lives? It's a bit abstract. The first part was okay. But a woman appears in these chapters. I can't stand it anymore.

One blood curse will wipe them all out, it just depends on whether others can mess with you or not.

This thing is called Duo She here in our area, and it is the descendant of Duo She himself. For details, you can refer to the old bug Matou Zangyan from Fate.

It's bland and has no desire to be watched.

The protagonist should obviously marry a large number of wives to develop offspring, but despite the fact that the original background setting of the first life stated that he had married many people, he only married one wife at a time. The children he gave birth to were also born in small numbers by luck, and had no impact on the children. The children were born according to their own needs, and they may even die because the children pursued the path of wizards. The protagonist did not participate in the expansion of the bloodline. If you want to write about a harem, then write about a harem well. If you have a single female protagonist, then write a single female protagonist. If every female protagonist likes the protagonist, each female protagonist will be extensively described. In the end, they will all die or marry someone else. The protagonist will only marry one of them, which is a stock trading problem and a daughter-giving problem.

The plug-in for Bloodline Reincarnation is written as a single heroine, bye👋

Looks familiar, the cultivator has been replaced by a wizard

It's pure fraud. The title of the book and the first few dozen chapters deceived people into thinking it was a harem, but in the end, they accepted one and died of illness early.

I couldn't even read the third chapter, the logic bugs in the first two chapters had already put me off. You know clearly that you are a bloodline inheritance, but you dare to go to the battlefield at the age of 16 and find a girl at random. The blood remains, what remains. It's just, otherwise wouldn't you die if you fucking died? Isn't it all settled once and for all? Then, in the third life, you said that your family annexed the dynasty through marriage. I kind of wanted to laugh, really. The king's only daughter, I don't say how small the probability is. Then they recruited you and let you keep your last name and annexed it. The duke and earl you are calling is dead and does not exist. What do you set him to do? You just need a background. Wouldn't it be enough if your daughter, your granddaughter, or your great-granddaughter marries into the family, and then the bloodline is passed down to the royal family? Why does it have to be set like this?

It's good. I like the protagonist's style very much, but I still hope that each reincarnation of this golden finger can be faster. Generally, authors who write this type of novels always collapse after writing one or two lives, and they don't have a good grasp of the rhythm.

No, the knight's seed of life is a combination of light and water elements? Then knights can practice wizards, are you kidding me?

I would like to ask those who have read the latest chapter, whether the third life is over. This writing is too detailed. One hundred thousand words in one life, tens of thousands of words in hundreds of lives, this is not counting the large eternity chapter.

Very good, Qidian's new book is still strong

This kind of name is usually given by novices. Can get clicks, but subconsciously feel that the content is poor

I seriously doubt that the author is a woman, otherwise she wouldn't be playing pure love with this golden finger

On the side of the First Saint, the demon sect is struggling to survive, and faces life and death crises at any time, so Gou, you are originally a white wizard of order, Gou plays music on the plantation to gain spiritual power and condense the will runes. This kind of plot is boring, and it is not as exciting as Arnold's line joining the patrol hunting team.

I can write my own, so far it's okay

It's too long-winded. The old lady's foot wrap just explains one thing in very, very, very detailed detail.

I think it's really good to write it down well.

I would like to ask, I am 65W, how many times have I been reincarnated?

This paragraphing looks very much like AI. If it weren't for AI, the paragraphing would be really rubbish. The writing is really reluctant. It's just a few words and a paragraph, and it's really hard to be human.

It's a few chapters old and the writing is really dry.

Come on, author! Although this wizarding novel is biased toward everyday writing, it is obvious that it is different from the traditional one. It is plain and bland, which may not be considered an advantage. I personally feel quite comfortable reading it. Everyone has their own tastes, and it is impossible to cater to everyone, so don't be affected by other people's bad comments in the comment area. Just write it according to your ideas. Anyway, as long as it doesn't fall apart later, I will book it all.

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