Chinese Professor at Wizard College

This was supposed to be a dimension-ascending flow of peaceful development, but you wrote it as Long Aotian flow. The villain came over and wanted to kill the protagonist without thinking, and then the protagonist cheated and killed him to show off. Not to mention that it's not just about fighting each other, what you wrote is also very mentally retarded. They are obviously at the bottom, but they dare to violate the rules set by the big shots to assassinate the protagonist. They are obviously wizards many times more powerful than the protagonist, and they even make a sneak attack, but are inexplicably killed by the weaker protagonist. Long Aotian's novel is the best novel among novelists.

Watched half of it. It can be seen that this is the first book, and some details have not been handled well. The emotional foreshadowing may be a bit abrupt... And some events feel a bit rushed. Maybe the outline needs to be smoothed out. ੧ᐛ੭ But it's okay. You can watch it to pass the time. I don't feel it's poisonous or anything, so I skipped some parts directly. (For example, the dream that the male protagonist enters when his mind explodes) The author has a good idea and the subject matter is okay, come on!

Teaching and educating people requires a step-by-step approach. You're all in a whirlpool of flight-fight-events-fight-flight-events. At present, talents are all for combat, but at least I am not reading fantasy novels written by Wizard Skin. A normal book should be to accumulate strength, make friends, and conquer the world, then intervene in major events, make the final decision, and then continue the cycle. Premature events slow down the development of the protagonist, and an overly dark background of forces will only distort the style of the painting.

But I feel that the strength of the blood wizard is too high. By eating people, you can upgrade, gain spells, model, and gain magic and mental strength. Why do you still despise the bottom of the chain?