Wizard Journey

After reading it for several months, I finally finished it. I would also like to share my thoughts after reading it. The title of the book is Journey of the Wizard, Where Are You? If it is not reflected, it would be better to call it Revenge of the Wizarding World, or the Battle of Latitude Civilization for a more vivid image. The early setting is really good. Before the fourth level of Stigmata, it was very well written, but after the fourth level, it is not satisfactory. Only the dimensional esophagus part is okay, especially the ending. One word, bad. It is true that nothing is perfect. This book is still very good, with many reading points and many poisonous points, but it can be regarded as a benchmark in wizarding literature at present.

Since I became a wizard apprentice, I have experienced various eliminations, various killings, and the death of countless wizard apprentices who were selected only after being selected. After a lifetime of hard work, he was finally promoted to an official wizard. Are you telling me to achieve ecological balance? Will killing a crow destroy the ecological balance? So what do the countless wizard apprentices who died before count? Funny!

It's so ugly that I couldn't stand it for 80 chapters. Whether it's the writing, plot design or characterization, it all gave me the feeling that the author was a junior high school student. Even if this book was written ten years ago, it would have been a piece of shit. There are so many good-looking people in the back. I really can't believe your taste. After all, you can even look at the front. The so-called good-looking people in the back are probably rubbish.

The protagonist is a native who has been living at the bottom of society. After coming to the academy, he spent 2 years studying a nose-hunting transformation during the 3-year protection period! Still put your heart and soul into it! **? Normal people first think about improving their strength and enter the academy! A lot of knowledge is available in the early stage. The protagonist is the same. After two years of research and no results, he just complains about fear. It is like pushing himself over the cliff. It is a typical forced intelligence. How many books can I recommend for this kind of book?

This book is one of the few novels that I can follow. As many people have said, the writing is weak and the later exaggeration is exaggerated. These are indeed facts. But its huge world view and unique character settings can still outshine a lot of white-knuckle novels. Some people say that the protagonist is cheating, so I advise you to take a closer look. During the wizard's apprenticeship, when everyone else is trying their best to learn new witchcraft, only the protagonist is still delving into knowledge. After becoming a wizard, he still spends hundreds or even thousands of years in research. It can be said that the protagonist relies on wisdom, perseverance, care and necessary luck to get up step by step. As for those who say this book is extremely cruel, please take another look at the rules of the wizarding world. If you really can't bear it and want to scold me, please go back and read your little cool article.

I read the comments and they all said it was poisonous. I laughed so hard. Is it considered poisonous even if Lafite dies in any age? Master Gu must not poison you until you become mute. I think it is a sacred book in my mind, and it never fails to keep me guessing about the subsequent plot, which is what motivates me to keep reading. The setting is novel and imaginative. After watching it several times, I still want to watch it. Don't you get tired of watching Long Aotian every day? The protagonist's harem is also invincible and no one will die. If it's good, watch more.

I think Lafite is the best heroine. Why do I say that the heroine is poisonous? Do you really like weak little girls? Is there any charm in this? There are a lot of them on the street. A heroine like Lafite is really charming. Who wouldn't want to have a girl like this? Do they all like weak and kind-hearted girls? Only ordinary people like this kind of thing

If you write a book written in blood by one person, please continue to write about wizarding topics. You can continue to use the world view and story background of the wizard's journey. In fact, I think this will actually give readers a better understanding of the huge world view of the wizarding world. You see, the third young master of the Tang family's Douluo Continent was popular for ten years. Jindian will never be outdated. People who have been exposed to it repeatedly (like old fans of this book and the author) will feel that it is old-fashioned. However, in fact, for new readers to see and understand the huge world view of the wizarding world, it is very novel and creative. I really look forward to the author continuing to write The Witcher

The first Witcher novel, I finished it several years ago, but I still haven't seen any Witcher novel that can compare with it. The only one written that looks similar, Lord of Ashes, is so far behind! And it's also a harem story!

The Wizard's Journey may not be very well written, that's true, and it may be a little different compared to many great writers. However, the framework and conceptual style of this book can definitely be regarded as the first among wizards and among the top 100 online articles for more than ten years. It is a rare masterpiece. Speaking of the current shortage of books, I have been reading online articles for ten years. Can you recommend some novels to me, preferably fantasy, fantasy and science fiction 😁

I saw the protagonist coming back from a mission to see the heroine being controlled by a black witch I didn't want to immediately think of ways to help the heroine get rid of the cancer Instead, when the heroine's life and death were at stake, he played the trick of a prince and princess It wasn't until the heroine became ill that there was nothing he could do to find the culprit Is this what is called wisdom? Don't go to various high-level wizards and professional healing wizards to seek treatment A cancer experimented by a little villain wizard who has just studied for hundreds of years Are you sure that those old antiques who have been conducting biological experiments for many years do not understand technology? Won't it be easily lifted? As long as you pay the right price. The fight with the Black Pepper Ghost later It was simply retarded I was obviously weak but I still pretended to be cool It was all about a key It seemed like others didn't have it The other party also had it but was reluctant to use it In such a small scene After all, the protagonist does not need a key and can only match the opponent's two summoned beasts by relying on his own strength In the following chapters, he pretends as if the protagonist defeated the Black Pepper Ghost The Stigmata Wizard also relies on the protagonist to name the protagonist to highlight the protagonist's awesomeness Jian Directly poisonous to the story You can't hold on for a few times and almost kneel under the opponent's hand without using the key During the subsequent missions, you directly use the key to summon level 3 crabs as mounts to show off Passers-by exclaimed, "Damn, level 3 monsters are just like sitting on them. Use it for riding! It's so awesome! Look, isn't the one shining in the front the first-level super wizard named by the Master of the Stigma Tower? It's so awesome." I'm sorry I can't complain any more No matter how you look at the previous plot, it's not so retarded.🥱

It's good-looking, and it's true, as a big shot said, it's a magical book in the early stage, amazing in the middle stage, and popular among the people in the later stage. I like Green's first love and the little parrot.

Note: To prevent you from opening this book again next time, please note this. The description of the protagonist's psychological behavior is too long and cannot be supported by the wallet.

The Witcher's Journey is pretty good for a 15-year old bookworm. From martial arts, fantasy cultivation, urban gangsters, magical alien continents, virtual games, science fiction worlds, evolved zombies, waves of rebirth, strange stories, and various systems. There are very few books that I can read now, and many of them have only been read a few times. Looking at it from a prior perspective, there are some bad spots and a lot of insteps. At that time, their setting and overall view were refreshing to us. I want to say to the trolls, if you don't want to watch it, don't watch it. For those of you with secondary illnesses, I can only say that you should take medicine quickly, otherwise it will be hopeless...

The plot from the death of Lafite is actually quite exciting. Unfortunately, the plot design from the last time Green saw Lafite to the death of Lafite is really awkward. In addition, coupled with some various poisonous points before, it is like the straw that breaks the camel's back and sifts out many readers. But if you stick to it, you will find surprises. Many people say that the author's writing is too poor. In fact, I think it's good except for the typos. The main reason is that the author sometimes throws the setting too seriously, and it is easy to fall into a state of self-interest. Many witchcraft theories are completely impossible to read in detail, and they are written in a long paragraph (for example, when I was exploring the annihilation theory in the early days, I made up a long list of terms. I liked it one word at a time. Reading the novel literally made me dizzy, and I felt like I was reading folk science, haha), but many grand scenes are well depicted, especially the expedition to another world, which is very graphic and full of imagination. Overall, it is a good book. Some people say that the ending is unacceptable. This is a matter of opinion. Personally, I think it is harmless. It is a good thing that the author has his own persistence.

One of the masterpieces of the wizard genre, also known as Journey of the Wizard's Apprentice, requires some patience and resistance to poison to read slowly. This is the first book written by a new author in 2014. It is normal to have some toxic points. If you don't like it, you can skip some. The much-discussed issue of the heroine Rafi, I also think, is to reflect the cruelty of becoming a wizard and the beauty of first love. For details, you can read the long comment in the comment area. In dark-flow works and the author's first book, it is normal for the heroine to be poorly written. There is no need to pay attention to people who discuss whether a book is good or not, and discuss plagiarism. I'm here to read a book. Everyone has their own Hamlet in their heart, so why force others to like it? As for plagiarism? It's just that the world view is used in the initial stage, there is no need to go online. Those who write about immortals and heroes don't fight like this. There is no need to engage in such a trick, and readers will not be attracted. Read books and novels to relax your body and mind. Where can you get so much anger?

This is just my personal opinion. The author has some ideas, but the level of writing is not captivating. What I feel now is that I am looking forward to the setting, not the story. I flipped through the catalog and saw that it was so long, so tiring, and daunting. My daily life is too fast-paced to see meaningless hydrology. Also, I couldn't relate to any of the characters. Maybe the infinite blood core makes my eyes look weird, and I can't eat whole grains anymore. Abandon the pit and take a souvenir.

Let me briefly describe it to avoid lightning for everyone. 1. This is not a cool article. 2. The camp (race) to which the protagonist belongs is a weak, dark, violent, and even perverted wizard. The protagonist does not deviate from this setting. 3. The ability system is complex and diverse, and there are a lot of pseudo-biological sciences that will cause drama. The following perpetual motion machines, the exploration of ninth-level creatures, the summoning of power, etc. Are inevitable because they are linked to the ending. 4. There is no pornographic scenes, no harem, and no dog-licking. If you like to read about the Biantun harem, the domineering president, the brainless pretense, the hidden system, the heaven-defying martial arts, thirty years in the east of Hedong, and thirty years in Hexi to slap the enemy in the face... If you like reading the above types of novels, I suggest you not read this novel, it is not suitable, because it is really not a good read. I like this work very much for many reasons. With numerous rules, world communities, and dimensional barriers, the author's imagination is really too big. In the world view of the Wizard's Journey, the various civilizations in the world community are composed of novels in our world (in the later period). The wizards are a group of madmen who are at the end of their rope and want to regain the territory of the race world. In order to achieve this goal, they continue to invade the outside world. There is no morality at all. Everything the protagonist does can be said to be to strengthen himself and develop his abilities. So if you think the above background and characters are acceptable, you can try reading this novel. If you can't accept it, don't get into it.

It is in line with my expectations for the so-called "originator of the wizarding world" (some say that the wizarding world is the pioneering book). It has novelty and is quite attractive in terms of its strengths, but overall it is not of a good level, no matter the story, characters or writing style. Let's talk about the biggest advantage of the novel first. There is no doubt that it is the wizard-style world view and setting. This is the first time I have read a wizard-style novel. I thought it was some type of Western fantasy at first, but after reading it, I found that the core is still a fantasy upgrade novel. It only borrows a lot of Western fantasy things in terms of art elements, and integrates a lot of real science knowledge. In terms of temperament, in addition to the strong predators common in fantasy upgrade novels, it also reveals a strange worship of knowledge and truth - a consciousness that is quite characteristic of Chinese science and engineering men. The form is not uncommon in online articles, but it is quite new to appear in fantasy upgrade articles. It is a bit like Squid's Arcane God's Throne, but the author's knowledge accumulation is richer and he has a better interpretation of the fantasy of modern scientific knowledge - it is not as rigidly transferred and plagiarized as the Arcane God's Throne. It can be seen at a glance that it is forcibly applying a certain realistic scientific theory; instead, it is very naturally integrated into various trivial details of the witchcraft setting. Now I will briefly retell the first plot of the novel from memory, so as to show the temperament of the novel through a glimpse. The approximate content is as follows: the protagonist is an orphan who was picked up by homeless people in a city similar to medieval Western Europe. He and his adoptive father make a living by helping the viscount's family collect garbage and other dirty words. After the death of his adoptive father, a wizard came to Green's city to recruit students. Green used half of his fortune to buy a test opportunity. After encountering a strange vision, he was accepted as an apprentice. The apprentices recruited also included the daughters of powerful people and the sons of wealthy businessmen who presented treasures. Next, Green and his teachers and classmates enjoyed the "Beauty Shell" - the meat in the shell looked like a miniature beauty, very pitiful. But in the eyes of wizards, this is just an illusion evolved by creatures for self-protection. In fact, shellfish meat is a great tonic that enhances the purification ability of the fire element. When Green went back to pack his luggage, he was insulted by the viscount butler who had always looked down on him, but at this time Green already had the status of a wizard's apprentice. Wizards and mortals are actually two species. The wizard teacher believed that the dignity of wizards should not be insulted, so he immediately killed the viscount's men using horrific means - the magic light that turned wood into swarms of insects, the transfiguration spell that turned people into pigs, and the magic pet toad that swallowed the mortal butler in one gulp. The background of the cold world where the weak eat the strong, the persistent pursuit of the truth regardless of appearances, and the various witchcraft setting systems, I believe you can get a feel for it through this simple introduction. Let's briefly talk about the shortcomings. First of all, there are still a large number of witchcraft settings in the novel that are no different from fantasy in terms of style and content, and even if it looks like fantasy, the actual combat logic is very close to fantasy, with only some substitutions made in the art materials. Moreover, not only does the novel have a lot of things that are indistinguishable from traditional fantasy in terms of settings and battles, but more importantly, the same goes for the story and characters. This means that this book really has no shortage of flaws and shortcomings in fantasy upgrade novels. There are so many specific examples and characteristics that I am too lazy to describe them. Anyway, Internet readers who can come here must know what a simple article looks like and how it tastes when read. In addition, the novel, like most early online novels, does not care about morality and does not cover up the protagonist's personality flaws. But these things are written naturally, and there is no boring and childish anti-ethical preaching - this is not so naive, which is a characteristic shared by many online articles in the early years. Unlike today's Internet articles, while maintaining a refined and self-interested background, each one also has a strong moral obsession. Generally speaking, if you can tolerate the short story, it is a novel that you can read, at least the first two volumes. As for the follow-up content, I personally still have requirements for the writing style of the novel, and I can't accept the lengthy and repetitive upgrade plot of the novel. So although I have a lot of interest in this wizarding world, I feel numb when I think about the next two thousand chapters, so I gave up the book.

The wizard is top notch. Typos top. The outline is good, the foreshadowing is good, and the thinking and logic are self-consistent. Overall it's very good, not too watery. A wizard who turns from materialism to philosophy. The world is colorful and the destiny is long and winding. The wizard described by the author is a wizard who is creative, energetic, strange on the outside, and always unique as an individual. Mechanical, elemental, abyss, media, nightmare, and knight elements blend together, and the witchcraft system is compatible and grows. The wizard system is a giant war machine with internal contradictions and external consistency. It is glorious in ancient times, defeated and exiled, revived outside the territory, and hunted on demon hunting expeditions, returning to the origin. The world is divided into the material world and the illusory world, which are covered layer by layer from the dimensional gap. The material collapses and collapses through the dimensional esophagus, turning into void. Void creatures grow, swallow and merge into the material world. The protagonist Green is down-to-earth, struggling to survive and continue to grow. The four-piece witchcraft set of the witch ancestors becomes a legend along with the protagonist's research and opportunities. Very good.

I've read more than 120 chapters, and the protagonist is quite weird, over there~ I'm so lonely, and my friends don't understand me. Nonsense. In the past, you only had your nose to smell more things. At that time, you were rotten. You didn't understand anything. When your instructor said that there were heavy casualties in the war, you were very angry. You were so angry. Didn't you hear your teacher say that the weak eat the strong? The wizarding world also invades other worlds. You don't treat demi-humans like humans. I'm just taking a test and thinking, oh! This should be the last time that my partner and wife and I meet. It's a shame. You're just a formal wizard, but you're also at the bottom of the wizarding world. You act like you're going to become a god. I don't know what will happen next, but right now I can't stand it anymore

It's ugly, so just rely on your seniority and brag about it. Newcomers should run away, it's not worth seeing. After setting it up for so many years, I know what it's like. It is indeed unfair to criticize past novels from today's perspective, but the writing style of this novel is so bad that it cannot be ignored at all. Whether it is the description of the protagonist, the development of the story, or the detailed scenes of the battle, they are all bad. The author has some ideas, but his writing style is completely unable to support this.

1. A grand and complete worldview 2. Improvement of the power system 3. What is the protagonist's strength? It can be said that the branch that was laid out in the early stage, the thirst for knowledge, the protagonist's equipment, and the protagonist's clear understanding of the connection between the knowledge and power systems. 4. Various settings and traps can arouse the reader's desire to continue reading, so that readers will not have any doubts about what this is. The first two points are the most important. The grand and reasonable world and power system are the motivation to attract readers to continue reading. In addition, let me say a few words, now wizards and magicians, etc. When this book first came out, it was one of the absolute ceilings. Nowadays, there are not many wizards who can beat it. Of course, if you want to read the mainstream invincible novels, then this book may not be suitable for you.

I have read the novel twice and it feels a bit similar to Gu Zhenren. It is covered in a dark novel and essentially depicts a protagonist who persists alone. I really like this exciting and complicated world system and the grand-scale civilization war. The Metal Destroyer Civilization War is written on par with Gu Zhenren's fateful battle. The detailed and comprehensive description makes people immersed in the scene.

The ending of the dream is really weird. In the ending, you tell me that you are a wizard king and come to earth to be a stinky book writer who can only live for a few decades 🥵

I read this book and saw more than 1,500 chapters. Let me tell you my opinion. There are too many typos and sentences in the early, middle and late stages. But I just like to watch it. I particularly like this setting. I don't have this feeling when watching other wizards. Maybe it's because I have developed a physique that is immune to all poisons.

At first glance, this novel has a better picture and a better cover. Thumbs up! But he is a very long novel, and it is from an indigenous perspective. I couldn't watch it. First, it was too long. Second, it felt like, well, I didn't have a sense of involvement. I didn't feel a sense of involvement when I watched it. I could imagine the scene but I couldn't take on the role of the protagonist. And I generally don't say much about this kind of wizard. I like to watch things that are familiar or a little bit fresh. Just because it's too long. Although I have seen longer films than this one, I can relate to the person's background as a time traveler. If I didn't have the background of a time traveler, well, how should I put it, I wouldn't be able to have a sense of empathy.

From the very beginning, I went through a lot of mental construction, and Green also experienced a lot, and finally became obsessed. I can only say that every time I imagine Green wearing the face of truth, wearing the Ring of Titan Loss and holding the staff of truth, my heart will surge. Because I have experienced too much, maybe wizards are like this, constantly gaining and losing on the road to pursuing truth and knowledge. In other novels, the farther I go to the end, the smaller the world becomes. But the farther I go in The Wizard's Journey, the more I feel like I'm looking at the sky from a well. Whenever we think we can see clearly, maybe it's arrogance blinding our eyes.

The biggest problem with the author is that he likes the word count, especially the background description and the author's philosophical thinking. The word count method is to repeat the description, or even copy and paste the previous content directly. Simply put, it is redundant. Saying what has been said over and over again makes people feel that the author has forgotten what he has written before. But I prefer that the author did it deliberately. After all, many of them are word for word from what he wrote before. For example, the concept of the demon hunting expedition is repeated several times.

I liked the witchcraft and alchemy part, so I also read several other witchcraft novels, but they didn't meet my expectations.