The Wizard World - Reviews

I think WMW is better

Okay my fair take is 5.5/10.
I have to say MC has significant growth he is forgiving and is ruthless and logical.
Another thing is if I remember correctly this novel started trend of transmigrating with biochip trend.
This story was unique and had so much potential but I think author himself didn’t know how to move story forward.

The more you try to read the harder it gets as read through this story has one of the worst power dynamics I think it takes 280+ to get past level 1 wizards after that it is more or less broken. It would appear to me author was pulling random arcs and stuff to move the story forward and it was t*rt*r* to read through whole novel I dont how I did it tool me almost 2 years to read it because I was bored out of my mind. After sometimes the novel doesn’t make any heads or tail to me and is very inconsistent.

Ending was kind of abrupt and left lot to be told.
The superior ver. Of story is Warlock of magus world which does everything 10 times better.

I didn’t know this was the start of the such a over used trend and the biochip one thanks for the “history” lesson

So he primarily used physical magic?

He only uses sword skills and a few magic attacks

When mage attack enemy with sword or their staff ppl refer to it as physical magic (Sauce Ending maker)

So he is more of a warlock than a wizard is what you are telling me

Isn’t warlocks more about black magic and using people’s emotions? Most warlocks can’t do elemental magics like the genius warlock i know..

Source: Genius Warlock

I haven’t read this so maybe the warlock you know is different from the warlock i know

warlock: dark magic, ?gods?, gifted power not earned, limited spell choice but powerful, normally talent focused
wizard: normally high knowledge, ?old?, earned power but took ages, lots of spells
?word?=sometimes
summery
warlock normally gets power very fast but isnt very steady(specialities-dark/corrupt magic(stereotype-normally dies from their own magic/usage))
wizard takes ages to get a solid foundation of power(specialities-all)(stereotype-dies from old age after crafting a ground-breaking spell)
source: dnd mainly and other random novels but mostly sorcerers(basically a good warlock) and warlocks are mixed up same with all other magic user names so dont focus on it too much
idk much abt this though

Gotta say, 130 chapters in and 80% of the reason I'm still reading is because it'd feel rude to just enjoy WMW when so much of it was lifted from this story.

That said, Warlock is just so much

Ah, I'd been planning on reading this to see the foundation of Warlock of the Magus World right before the website exploded lol. Completely forgot about it.

Oh it's tundler, what are you reading currently? This one?