Wizard: I Start as a Corpse-Cleaning Apprentice and Pay for a Monthly Pass

It's the same routine as the slum dweller that was popular some time ago. It will never be explained why people with superpowers are generally lumped into the pariah class who are inferior to ordinary people.

Elite protagonist characters are not popular nowadays, and there is no sense of immersion. Almost all authors cannot write corresponding characters. Before time travel, he was a soldier king, a young entrepreneur, a martial arts master, a Taoist heir, etc. They were all poisonous points.

The more I read, the more I feel that this book was written for modern people to read it. It will show you what you can get in a different world. It will make you think that I will try to write it. I am so skilled at licking the hook. I really can't do it without any social experience. I am from an iron rice bowl company. The author is getting more and more difficult to read.

It can be seen that they are following the trend of current affairs, but the underlying logic is completely different. The plot is too slow, barely enough to make a hay.

The new author just has the courage to set up an elite protagonist. The result is no surprise. Due to the lack of writing, the plot can only be driven by the protagonist's surprises. After one chapter, the muscles on the protagonist's face almost cramped. This sense of fragmentation is so authentic. .

I read the first dozens of chapters and felt that the author did not handle the logical relationship between the protagonists well. Others wantonly kill you, but you follow the rules with them? Your hands are tied and you follow the rules. Why are you a wizard?

The funniest thing about this system is that it can collect banknotes.

As the title says, this book only uses the flow of a killing line at the beginning, and the content is still the same as a system wizard article, which is relatively boring.

I don't see what productivity value ordinary people have besides their own value. Wizarding literature is basically like this. How can there be order? It's very strange.

The author first assumes that the protagonist was a vice president who worked hard from the grassroots to become a billionaire before time travel. However, he has to deal with many things every day and is second only to the head of state. Is this reasonable? After struggling all the way, "my eyes are always filled with tears" after time travel. It is not normal for me to be bullied by nobles when I was born in a slum. How can I act like an angry young man and write about the mentality of "Don't bully young people who are poor". Based on the description of "upward management", the protagonist is more like an "angry young college student doing odd jobs for his tutor". Not to mention a vice president with a net worth of over 100 million, even a "department head" is not up to the standard.