A Wizard's Path to Enlightenment, Hidden Between Two Worlds

I get a headache when I see a story about a wizard who becomes a god in the end. . Wizards and gods are in an antagonistic relationship. Where there are wizards, there can be no gods, and where there are gods, there can be no wizards. How can two opposing systems coexist?

It was okay until chapter 12, then it got worse and worse. Obviously because the author cannot write about things that do not exist in reality, whether it is wizards in this world or evil gods in that world, the characters and conflicts immediately become lifeless. Assuming that the author's goal is to make the writing interesting, I think it would be better to lay the groundwork. After traveling back to the wizarding world for the second time, the author seemed to think that the introduction was in place and the readers could understand everything, so he just continued writing it logically. In fact, it was all smoke and mirrors.

It's Chapter 89, and there are only two advantages between the two main worlds: the first one is a magic potion, but the protagonist regrets it every day, and the subsequent advanced magic potions are not used. The second one is a fake gold coin from another world, but the protagonist doesn't buy anything useful at all. A potential Shadow Council held two meetings without any practical content. After joining the academy, I don't see any initiative, I don't see any proactive behavior in making money or getting credits, and I don't see the protagonist's plan for the wizard's path so far.

I still haven't seen the protagonist improve himself, and he doesn't have any plans. So far, he is still the lowest-priced apprentice. I don't know how long it will take to become a wizard.

The ten good karma are specifically divided into the good karma of the body: not killing, not stealing, and not committing sexual misconduct; the good karma of language: not lying, not speaking harshly, not being divisive, and not being frivolous; the good karma of the mind: not being greedy, not being angry, and not being delusional.

Personally I think it's a bit bland, it's a college style, but the supernatural mystery has been reduced a lot. We'll have to wait and see what happens next.

I have already left society, and yet I was allowed to see this kind of small town being a topic writer.

I would like to mention a relatively successful realistic world view that has been created is the Mathematical Olympiad.

The storyline has no highlights and is too flat.

God? Come on, everyone, there is a god here, prepare the laboratory quickly, don't let him escape.