From Wizarding Apprentice to Conqueror of Ten Thousand Worlds

This is trashy romance. They write a bunch of women in wizarding stories; I don't understand. Why do we read wizarding novels? Don't you know? If we really want women, can't we read urban novels? Can't we read romance novels? Do we need your nonsense? If you don't want to make money, find another way. Stop messing around.

It's almost a million words long, and he still hasn't become a level one wizard. It'll probably end badly.

The content is superficial and repetitive, constantly repeating the process of writing a paper → publishing it and receiving a reward → everyone praising the protagonist's awesomeness. It was okay at the beginning, but became increasingly boring as it went on.

There are too many descriptions of female appearances; the mention of "jade legs" is countless. The author must be starving! There are also meaningless environmental descriptions. It feels like AI-generated content; the writing is seriously padded.

The quality of this book is definitely good, don't be affected by some abstract comments, not to mention that the author is not a novice. If you find it interesting, read it yourself. The taboo in novels is to only listen to what others say. Good things may not always be good, and bad things may not necessarily be bad.

It feels like they're deliberately slowing down the pace. They haven't even reached the level of a first-grade apprentice, yet they've published a ton of papers. They have far more resources than their peers, but no way to monetize them.

I haven't checked back for a month or two. Is he still an apprentice? I stopped reading after seeing apprentices consistently publishing world-changing papers. It's like elementary school students winning Nobel Prizes—utter nonsense. 😥

I just don't understand why, given the title claims it's a "genius story," they insist on making fundamental stats like mental strength the lowest possible. It's not satisfying at all. Basically, it's about using mathematical talent to earn money, only to squander it on one's physical constitution, increasing it by a mere 0.01 At a time. I can't stand it.

Like the previous books, it turned into romance as it was being written. This is a wizarding novel, not a romance novel, and it's clearly a world that relies on the powerful. What's the point of talking about romance?

I don't understand. I'm paying to follow your updates just to see those two women? What kind of relationship do you have with Anya? If you're repressed, just give her some resources and benefits. Why are you clinging to her just to get her into your secret base for your pleasure? Or are they just two mindless tools who blindly praise you? The character development of these two is really poor.