Guns and Wizards: I Ascended to Immortality Through Daoist Magic

You, a rich guy who donated 10,000 gold pounds, are bullied by a school organization. Your first reaction isn't to call their parents, but to grab your water arrow talisman that you just spent half a day drawing and start a fight... In the end, you skip class with a clueless Jenny, and on the way, you run into a bunch of thugs... Then you have a life-or-death battle with a dog monster...

The plot at the beginning is very similar to "The Lord of the Secret Witch" by Zhenyu Old Man. At the beginning, both parents died, encountered a resurrected spirit, fought back and provoked powerful enemies, sold the company to school to protect themselves, and encountered the witch of disaster in a seal. It's really exactly the same

I didn't see any reason for moving to school in the first five chapters. There was no sense of danger at all; it just felt like they were forcing me to enroll to advance the plot. It would have been safer to stay home and level up, instead of wasting time going to school.

I'm a little speechless. The protagonist is a capitalist, not a detective. An actress invites the big boss of the film company behind her to perform in a play? This is Wang Sicong's internet celebrity anchor inviting Wang Jianlin to work together 🙂

A wealthy capitalist starts out with a fortune but doesn't know how to buy a gun? Doesn't know how to hire security? And he's supposed to have a real-life showdown with ordinary school bullies?

No, buddy, it's almost the same as the beginning, but it's almost the same later on, the plot. I'm reading Chapter 8 now. Brothers, wait for me. I'll finish about Chapter 30 today. Now, at a glance, Ding Zhen is identified as the master of secret witches. The main reason is that the characters are too similar. That witch with glasses, oops.

It's ridiculous. He was already incredibly wealthy from the start. If he was afraid of danger, couldn't he have spent a fortune on bodyguards? Why did he have to live alone at school? Wasn't that just asking for trouble?

Seeing the protagonist enrolling in school has nothing to do with the setting and plot of Lord of Secret Witches. It is almost exactly the same. Moreover, the writing style is not as good as that of Lord of Secret Witches. It gives people a sense of "Ai, generate a novel for me based on "Master of Secret Witches"." . . . I really doubt that's what the author did.

It's not good. The concept is okay, but the plot is terrible and completely illogical.

This is an AI-generated article, completely incoherent. It also loves to insert its nonsensical AI images into the text.