I Message the Gods, and They Teach Me to Be a Wizard

Investigation Report: "Number"-537 Subject of the survey: Eugene, the male protagonist of "Private Chats with the Gods, They Taught Me to Be a Wizard". Investigation results: [Resurrection through a corpse] Criteria for judgment: Abnormal traits: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators.

Removing the term "apprentice" from all the titles in the story would make the story much better. "Apprentice Assistant," "Master Apprentice," and "Senior Apprentice" who controls an island are a bit jarring. The author was worried that if the strength of the later battles was difficult to determine, it would be better to create a new word after "wizard".

Other protagonists increase their magical power and mental strength through cultivation techniques or meditation, but this protagonist takes medicine.

It's so well-written, why are there so few comments? That shouldn't be the case.

Comfortable and clean, looking forward to the completion of the book.

It's a rip-off; they claim to be privately messaging the gods, but all they do is talk to some mushrooms. Garbage, I'm not watching anymore.

We usually call this kind of person a hanger-on rather than a friend.

If the author really can't keep going, just end the story. I can still answer this question.

Hmm... Are you really not going to revise the first few chapters? There are still scenes from the earlier chapters where the protagonist gets beaten up... That's quite unusual. A little over a hundred monthly votes since the Spring Festival is a bit low. Look for problems; the writing style doesn't seem like that of a seasoned writer.

Why don't you just feed the outline to AI and let it generate the content? Seeing you just slowly release the information every day is getting a bit annoying.