Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 159 158. Review of "Wizarding World"

"Feel the wizardry, cuties!"

"Wizarding World", author: Go away, a great writer.

Category: Fantasy-Another World.

【Introduction】

Traveling to another world and becoming an ordinary child of a small family, he embarks on a journey to become powerful with a biochip that has analytical capabilities.
【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter One: Time Travel. The protagonist, Song Ye, travels to another world and becomes the second son of the Baron, Angele. His eldest son is away on a campaign, uncertain whether he will return alive. Thus, the protagonist becomes the heir to the family. He was beaten for being jealous, but this time, the original owner of the time traveled through time. His father values ​​him so much that he even sends the girl he likes to him.

Chapter 2: Summary. This world is complex; even the fish we eat have baby-faced heads. The protagonist follows the guards back to the castle and encounters his two sisters. The hierarchy and differences in status give the protagonist a strong sense of nobility.

Chapter 3 begins. He has the little girl taken to another room, avoiding any such incidents. He begins to contemplate his own situation and future. The Golden Finger biochip has successfully arrived—a true time-traveling device. The chip can analyze academic data and store sensory information spanning millennia. The protagonist is about to take off.

Chapter 4, Life 1. Summoned by his father, he listens to their discussion of the recent unrest. The protagonist then activates his cheat code to measure his father and the knight's physical fitness. Seeing their superhuman physiques, and then comparing them to his own frail body, he sighs. Returning to his room, the girl is waiting for him again. He doesn't need her.

Chapter 5, Life 2. Upon waking, the girl was still there. After ordering her to do some chores, the protagonist headed to the training grounds. Only by improving his physical fitness and combat skills could he protect himself in troubled times. However, he had forgotten even the basics, earning him the disdain of his peers.

Chapter 6, Life 3. Under the instructor's guidance, the protagonist quickly memorized the basic moves. The biochip analyzed all the moves and gave upgrade suggestions. In other words, practicing more than 10,000 times would level up. It was very simple.

Chapter 7, Arrival 1. The protagonist's sister, Maggie, comes to ask for help with their mother's job. Although they are half-sisters, there's a significant difference in rank. The protagonist agrees. While eating, he discovers the soup tastes unusual and boosts physical attributes. After finding out it's a red one-eyed snake, he gathers his guards and prepares to go hunting.

Chapter 8, Arrival 2. With the help of a biochip, he becomes an exceptional archer, achieving a very high accuracy. After consuming raw snake eyes for several days, his health indicators have significantly improved. Meanwhile, the Baron, in the castle, is discussing with his men the dangers of a murderous attack, unaware that the protagonist is facing danger.

Chapter 9: Danger. The enemy is higher level than the protagonist and skilled in assassination. If it weren't for the system's precise calculations, the protagonist might have died. After a fierce battle, killing someone, poisoning them, and breaking their head, the protagonist returned to the castle, feeling a wave of fear.

Chapter 10, Rush 1. The protagonist runs to the study, searching for information on the assassin organization. He learns that this is a vindictive individual who will return again. To improve his rank, he intensifies his training while constantly experimenting with ingredients that can improve his physical fitness. The next time they meet, he will definitely kill his opponent.

【Brief Comment】

Get out of here, a great writer, he has written seven works including "Myriad Hearts" and "The Ultimate Devil", all of which have reached the top level.

In recent days, I have tried to read all seven of his books.

This is the seventh book of Get Out that I have read, and I was deeply touched by it.

The story mainly tells about the protagonist Angele, an ordinary man who was unable to learn knight skills and was transported by Song Ye from Earth due to jealousy. However, with the help of the high-tech biochip brought with him when he traveled, he learned knight combat skills step by step, analyzed external subject knowledge, stored sensory information, and raised the protagonist's combat level to the peak of knighthood.

His family was just a baron of a remote small castle. His father not only had to deal with the vagrant criminals nearby, but also had to face attacks from possible lord-level monsters in the surrounding forests, assassinations from mysterious organizations, and massive invasions from other empires.

In extreme desperation, they had to flee to other principalities and seek refuge with relatives.

Along the way, they encountered various ambushes and had to flee with a young earl.

Unfortunately, the earl was greedy and died because of his greed.

The protagonist and his companions finally arrived at the port. With the help of his relatives, he successfully enrolled at the Andes Union Academy to study wizardry. His physique perfectly matched the requirements of a wizard. With the help of a biochip and various medications, he gradually became a master of the universe.

Born from both the Wizarding World and the Nightmare World, ultimately achieving the pinnacle and becoming the first to become an ancestor, the legend of Angele, the Ring of Time, has become an eternal myth passed down through the two worlds.

This book, like Gunkai's other works, is rather ruthless in its treatment of the fate of its female characters. His title of "Sister-Killing Master" is well-deserved.

Angele lost all the women around him one by one. Even the last Hera was just a tool he needed to explore the wizarding world and become the ancestor. Because the real Hera had died long ago, and the one who was resurrected was just a paper figure.

He travels to the infinite time domain with the Eye of Judgment to explore mysteries and myths.

Even Gunkai admitted in "The Ultimate Demon" that he would write a sequel to bring together the three old demons, Lu Sheng from "The Ultimate Demon", Garlon from "Mysterious Journey", and Angele from "The Wizarding World", and put it on the official account. I don't know whether he will keep his promise.

In short, this book is really good. If you haven't read it yet, you can go and take a look~
【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

So far, I have read all the works of Gun Kai.

I have also summarized his personal style and writing routine above.

Yes, his books also have routines.

In fact, everyone has their own way of writing books, especially authors with mature styles.

When I analyzed the "Five Whites of the Central Plains" before, especially Tudou, I always felt that their routines were outdated, like old wine in old bottles.

The first three books of Get Out have basically the same formula.

It wasn't until "Summoning Nightmares" that he tried to change his style and strive for novelty and difference.

For those of them who have a stable style and readership, innovation is both difficult and dangerous.

Not every innovation is accepted by readers.

Therefore, the performance of his books has fluctuated.

But the advantage is that the imagination of each book is very big in the early stage, relatively stable in the middle stage, and as for the later stage, it is let go when it is time to let go.

You can’t blame him!

Who hasn’t had trouble writing? You’ll get used to it after a while.

At least he won't become a eunuch!

Finally, I recommend that those who haven’t read this book should go and read it.

If some chapters are missing or the details are incomplete, you can go to the external site to make up for it.

But you still have to come back to support the genuine version.

Writing is not easy!

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