The Wizarding World

"As powerful as the ninth-level ancestor, the ancestor of the ring of time, the god of Scorpion, and the king of fear - His Excellency Angel Leo Fenrir, in the end, no one could accompany him, and he could only embark on an endless journey alone! Countless epochs later, if you can still recall the cold face of West Coast Pell, the innocent care of Weiwei, or the little girl who grew up with her, practiced swordsmanship hard and kept saying that she would become a legendary knight, but in the end she only wanted to stay by his side Your Excellency Angele, would you have a trace of regret for leaving in a hurry without spending the last time with them? Does the yellowed painting in front of Pell's tomb on the west coast remind you of the mutual sympathy when we first met, and the unexpected parting? Next to the edge town, can the white flowers in front of Weiwei's grave let you hear her thoughts and whispers about you before she died, and her longing to see you again? If the price of being strong is immortality but loneliness all your life, why not live a brighter life with no regrets, like a meteor streaking across the sky, leaving fireworks for future generations to comment on?

You haven't gotten the essence. Doesn't the essence of this book give wizards a reasonable "definition" with a lot of room for description? The essence of the wizard described in this book is to follow equivalent exchange and extreme thirst for knowledge, rather than the vulgar settings of fantasy novels that just know how to practice, become stronger, and become gods without any brains. With all due respect, that kind of setting replaces the wizard with a mage, an arcanist, or a mystic. , Any messy profession is acceptable, but in this book, it successfully portrays the image of a wizard who is crazy, indifferent, cruel but also follows the principle of equivalent exchange, extremely calm, and rigorously analyzes unknown things through experiments, and can distinguish wizards from other things. Also, go away and write about the supernatural, it's really scary...

This is the founding ancestor of the wizard genre. Even though it has various shortcomings, it is still an eternal classic! No matter how the wizard stream develops and how exciting it becomes later, they will all develop based on the basic framework of this book! Third-level apprentices, witchcraft, nightmares, monsters, magical items, black and white schools, meditation, knight's breathing, world war, etc., Etc., Etc., These are the classic elements of the wizard style created by Gunda! I haven't seen any Witcher series that escapes this framework! So trolls please give this book the most basic respect!

I read the whole book intermittently When I read the last chapter at 2:30 in the morning, I suddenly thought of a lot of things In the setting of the wizarding world, Angelet, or a wizard, and the evil god written later, etc., They gave me the most profound two words, loneliness When ordinary people are as fragile as porcelain, when Angelet is like a god for half a month, people respect him but can't get close to him. The power of an eighth-level wizard can move mountains and seas. But it can't fill the spiritual gap between people Pell's cold voice is still in front of me, but the trip to sea when he was still a first-level wizard was the final farewell. Many years later, there is a painting recording Pelle and her best friend on the west coast, but the people in the painting are already separated from each other I vaguely remember the graceful and domineering look when I first met Weiwei, but I didn't expect Angelet to be unable to accompany her for the last part of her journey. No one knows that this dawn wizard once traversed the central part of the country. How to spend his twilight years in the mortal world? Does the man who once regretted and loved understand that time has erased all traces? In the end, only in front of the tombstone in the nameless valley did I know that there was such an innocent girl, the great mother Angelet, the ancestor of the Ring of Time, the Scorpio God revered by countless worlds. When he traverses countless worlds, I don't know if he will remember the moments that appeared in his long life. Will he miss those old friends and old things that disappeared in the wind It is a pity that even the ninth-level ancestor cannot come back from the dead. The story has always been that there will be more ancestors in the future, but there will never be another identical person

Also The Witcher's Journey... The gap in the book The Wizard's Journey can be seen at the beginning. The introduction of the world view is completely different. The book that rolls away can gradually outline the whole world while seduce the reader's curiosity, making people feel that the world is alive. Different environment, different means, same victory. But a wizard's journey? The world view is clearly explained at the beginning. There are countless worlds in the universe, and the wizarding world is declining, facing the invasion of other worlds... It does not read like a literary work, but more like a dry setting collection Look at the wizarding world for yourself, how many chapters did it take to introduce another world? What process did you go through to explore another world? How many chapters did it take to get rooted in Another World Rising? The writing level gap is too big, why are you bragging about the wizard's journey?

Finally finished reading. This book seems to be from 2012 and can be read today. From this point of view, at least this book is not bad. After all, online writing changes too fast. When I watched it for the first time, I didn't continue watching it. It was still when the Yakuza Demon was popular, but the difference between the wizard and the Yakuza was really big. When I read the first two to three hundred chapters, I felt it was very similar to the story of a mortal cultivating immortality. The protagonist is just an unknown seeker. In order to pursue and pursue the essential truth, he gives up everything. Emotion is the first thing to be given up. Some people may think that as a person, even emotions are so indifferent, what is the meaning of your life? But I think that human energy is limited. If you can't give up, how can you get it? There are so many geniuses in ancient and modern times, why does it come to a person with not too high qualifications to succeed? Angelet, the protagonist of The Witcher, has not only given up on emotions, but has even given up on humanity. For his own pursuit, he conducted countless biological experiments. Finally he succeeded. But. Looking back on Angelet's life, from the perspective of an ordinary person like me, there was not much happiness. Sometimes it feels like his life is full of depression. Perhaps Angele once thought about stopping. When Lispel's grandmother proposed that they get married, he would also feel happy in his heart, right? However, when Lispel's heart fell in love with her, Angelet never had an affair again. Some people may say Weiwei, but Angelet's life was clear the day he left the west coast and he was destined to spend his whole life pursuing the limits of the wizard. Weiwei was just the last concern in his life. Eight hundred years later, Angelet returned to the west coast. Even Lispel's adopted daughter was already old. The teacher's family disappeared from history. The closest descendants of his younger brother had also been separated by ten generations. Looking up, there was not much in the world worthy of his stop. This is the price of pursuing truth.

The protagonists in "Go away" all have two common characteristics: first, they are down-to-earth, and second, they are compassionate and cherish the jade.

After so many years, I now read it a bit poisonously, but this book is still at the top of the wizarding genre.

I saw chapter 578 after so many years. . I feel that Gunda is really well written. . .

I think this paragraph is the best part of the book. There is no gorgeous wording, but the simple words span time and the emotions conveyed are the most powerful. Tears in my eyes 😢😢😢 Angelet, who is rational, calm and restrained, must also have had moments of hesitation, entanglement and regret. If there was the magic of traveling through time, he would want to go back to that sparse and ordinary night. The cold Lispel was a little more emotional than usual. Her grandmother had just made an engagement between the two of them. If he could work harder and let go of his obsession, a different story might happen. It will be a far less exciting story than "The Wizarding World", and it will also be a more warm and ordinary story. Angelet will find this "human touch" that he desires before eternity. Gunda's true feelings have become increasingly difficult to see in recent books (except for the Eternal Sword Master)