
Wizard: Analyzing the Heavens, Smelting Truth
巫师:解析诸天,熔炼真理
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 149k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
48Chapters
0Votes
700Recs
41Fans
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Reader comments 18
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The pace is as slow as a tortoise, a lot of useless information, and the first world is a world where nothing is useful. Do you think there are too many people reading the book?
This book is just too wordy, and all the author can project is a group of obsessive-compulsive disorder patients.
It's baffling. There are too many other things to write about.
The hierarchy is really confusing. Official wizards are called wizards, wizard apprentices are also called wizards, and family leaders have to break through to become wizards... Anyway, after passing the exam, they are all called wizards. I don't know who is stronger and who is weaker...
My point of view is that you can look at the combat power circle, reorganize the outline, and then write the previous book, even if you just write it directly to gain more combat power.
It's too poorly written. The first ten chapters haven't entered the copy yet. It's best to revise it.
After voting so many monthly votes, I hope you stick to it.
Don't cut up the book. Any more cuts will lose your credibility.
"The first chapter is full of panel data, just like reading a game manual. There are so many words and no trace of the plot."
OK, that's good. I'll give you 3 monthly passes. I hope you'll write it down.
The old books are so bad, why are you writing a new one? Do you think there will be support?