The Wizard Who Traveled Through the Eastern World

Why can a wizard transplant spiritual roots? Hasn't Dongfang himself studied it for so many years?

Not bad, not bad. The writing is bad for all mortals. Compared with some people who always engage in scientific research on cultivating immortals and trigger God's thunder and calamity. That's too fake. The deduction process of this book is detailed and reasonable to me.

I wonder if the author of this book is aware of the problem? The protagonist only has extraordinary research, but there is no excitement at all. The protagonists in other novels are so happy after a breakthrough that they either pretend to be awesome or make waves in the world. This book is too bland and is going to cause trouble.

I thought it was Che Wan, but it turned out not to be

Pure imagination cannot support a novel, unless the characters are interesting (and everyday). The more mythical the character is, the less interesting it is. The protagonist has some quirks and small problems to look like a human being, so that he can have a chemical reaction with the people around him.

Why is it original? I want to see Mortals

Write about mortals, write about mortals fighting against immortal cultivators, it is best to reflect the power of mortals, not only to create a new cultivation system suitable for mortals, but also to write about the great qualities of mortals.

This is a good angle. Use the characteristics of a wizard to discover extraordinary systems that are unknown to you. Come on

Ever since I read a wizard novel that uses mathematical physics knowledge and other research-based breakthroughs, now I read this primitive anatomy wizard, which is hard to swallow and feels awkward no matter how I read it.

The introduction is bullshit. I don't even have to look. Rules are rules and elements are elements. Wizards gain power through knowledge. The basic elements remain unchanged, and the rules change with you. For wizards, they are always the same. In another world, as a time-traveling wizard, everything would be denied. Don't you think it's outrageous? Then he traveled through dry wool?

Not bad, read it without thinking, follow the author's ideas, and feel like you are also a wizard

Compared with monks, they are not weak at all. The Tao pursued by monks and the truth pursued by wizards are the same. Both of them are top paths, and people can become gods.

I have an idea, let me summon a succubus to run the Red Mansion in the Eastern world

Although I haven't read it, I occasionally think of you and vote for you.