Wizard: Starting with Symbiosis with Algae

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If the missing words and typos in the translation could be fixed, this would be considered a useful book.

If you don't know how to write about battle, don't forcefully write about it.

The protagonist is a wizard who has been using his own resources to help the temporary crew improve for free. Is he really the Holy Mother? Don't wizards always pay attention to equal exchange? The protagonist gives them resources, what do they use in exchange? Don't tell me that the protagonist is a captain. They are helping the protagonist do things. They work, but the protagonist doesn't have a job? And the protagonist's plants and fungi have been studied by others, without leaving any means? There is also no mention of banning seeds and fruits, so if others save the seeds, wouldn't they be stealing your fruits? Human flies also know how to cut off their ability to reproduce, so the protagonist is so defenseless?

Although every time I comment, there are points that I don't like in the novel, but I have to say that this book is really good-looking. It is rare to write about the development of the White Wizard. I, the White Wizard, have a good training system, a huge research team, and various targeting methods. I have never understood why the Black Warrior is so strong. This It is very good, and I especially like the point where the protagonist raises small animals to help him fight, cultivate, discover the characteristics of the animals, and then use the characteristics to practice fighting. It is well written. The animals are connected and have their own uniqueness. Most of the animals raised are useful. Unlike other books, they are either vases or plug-ins. Come on.

I don't know why I want to go to a new world, and I don't know why I have to come into contact with strange teammates. The teammates have to find the perpetrators, and there are all kinds of strange alien races. The plot is not smooth.

The writing is very good. The author should have a certain foundation in biology. Biological symbiosis as a plug-in is not obtrusive at all, and it contrasts with the fantasy wizarding world, which is quite interesting.

Surprisingly, it's not bad. It's relatively smooth to read. Although there aren't many descriptions of wizard civilization during the stranded planet period, it's still quite enjoyable when the plot reaches the moment when it really "takes off". It feels like a wizard when you recall it.

Personally, I feel good about it. I thought the writing style was a bit immature at first. Of course, generally speaking, this is not a plus point, but as you read, you can feel the author's stable outline and planning. After gradually getting to know the author's outline planning, I think it can even be turned into an advantage to some extent