Wizard: I Can Summon an Endless Army of Fanatics

Why become a knight first before becoming a wizard? Is there something wrong with practicing knight training to the limit, then switching to wizard training, and then becoming a wizard? Knights cultivate fighting spirit and fighting spirit seeds, while wizards practice spiritual power. The two have no common language. This made me a little confused. You have to become a knight first, and then you can become a wizard. If you can't become a knight, then you can't become a wizard. It's just something wrong.

I feel that the writing is outrageous. If not say 20,000, it is really 3,000. The kingdom has tens of thousands of ordinary elites, and a thousand people were killed indiscriminately, not counting wizard apprentices.

So arrogant, someone who is not even a wizard wants to have everything under control

There is too little information in each chapter, so I can't catch up on it.

It's a passable book in all aspects, but it doesn't have much content about wizards. Even for a town of 50,000 people, there isn't much information about wizards. That's extraordinary. In reality, there are some legendary things in the West, such as werewolves and so on! You really have a wizard, but there are no legends about it. Leave aside the wizard side and let's fight for hegemony! Still within the scope of mortal combat, there is actually no impact of leather armor. 10 People equipped with armor are chasing and killing 100 people without armor! I can only say that it is a very reluctant book. This Golden Finger might as well have written about ancient hegemony!

Everyone likes to play eunuch now, right?

With so much territory acquired and so many dead soldiers helping to manage it, exploitation in the middle can be basically eliminated. Also, the protagonist, as an upper-level person, has no need except for high-level cultivation resources, so taxation and other resources should be maximized for infrastructure construction, people's livelihood and welfare, and medical education. This will drastically increase population development, and coupled with the loyalty propaganda and education to the protagonist, reputation can also rise quickly.

Isn't rebellion the easiest way to become famous? If you send a group of people to rebel elsewhere, even if they die, won't they become famous throughout the country?

There are too few updates and the content quality is pretty good.

Sure enough, he was a eunuch, luckily he ran away early 🙂