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  Aside from Release the Witch, The Wizard World, Night Ranger, Assassin's Chronicle and The Throne of Magical Arcana what else do you recommend?

AziaN Honestly i think you should give up on The Wizard World and just read Warlock of the Magus World. WMW first half starts pretty much the same as Wizard World but then has even more plot to come afterwards. You can say that WMW is a refined version of Wizard World. Wizard World has many problems and consistency mistakes.

N0xiety

N0xiety can you point out the inconsistency of The Wizard World? So I can analyze it? Although WMW's ai chip has no dialogue in it, it annoys me to the point where I stopped reading after chapter 7 or was it updated lately??

EternalNTR thx for the reply!! I hope all of them aren't NTR...

AziaN Well, there is inconsistency in many things in The Wizard World both small and big. It's been a long time that i check it out and i don't remember everything, but one of the most eye catching is the age problem. It's pretty much in your face. Author doesn't care about the age of the mc. He can be 14, then 4 years pass, then he becomes somehow 17, then another year pass, he again becomes somehow 14.... And this goes on for the rest of the novel. It's not just about the age tho, the author doesn't care about so many details like this. I will give an example of another i remember. So mc's father goes to inspect some place. He takes like a week to reach there on horseback, but then mc rushes over to save him in a couple hour while he clearly doesn't have the ability to run faster than a horse and also doesn't know his exact location... Again, this is just another example that i remember. The novel is full of these inconsistencies. Author simply doesn't care about details. He just writes whatever the fuck comes to his mind at that exact moment without caring if it's consistent with what he wrote before...

WMW is fully translated with 1200 chapters. It starts quite slow just like Wizard World and it pretty much follows the general story of The Wizard World without the inconsistencies and logic errors in the novel. So WMW is pretty much plagiarised from The Wizard World, but it's much more refined. Also after about 400 chapters WMW story continues on it's own way.

I will tell you this tho, just because it's plagiarised doesn't mean WMW is inferior. And i think you should give it a second chance since it's really one of the best Chinese novels you will ever read. Try to persevere in the first 100 chapters and you will be rewarded. Believe me on this one.

Also i would advice not to look at the bullshit reviews on Novelupdates... People just can't accept how ruthless the world of WMW is and the logical character of the mc. It's one of the few novels where the character of the mc stays consistent. But some people just can't accept it. Well, there is a reason why that novel is at the 2nd place of all time best novels in Novelupdates...

N0xiety Totally agree with u. Also WMW is the best and my favourite novel. Also my first complete readed novel both raw and translate. Hahahaha

N0xiety so when does the ai in his brain have dialogues?? On what chapter?

AziaN It doesn't. In both Wizard World and WMW, the ai doesn't have a personality...

N0xiety no what I meant was that if the ai can speak because in TWW the ai can speak and in the TWMW I noticed that the mc asks the ai something and the ai doesn't say anything but the mc replies to the ai?? Also TWW is a webnovel about cultivation and the lifespan of the characters surpass the hundreds so a few years cannot mean something to them. And at that time when Angele's Father (Angele=MC) went away they were travelling in a group riding horses and were probably riding in a normal speed and were not in a rush, so when the MC upgraded to a new level he could easily surpass the speed of horses and arrive much faster. Also remember that the physical structure of the people in TWW are different and are much stronger than what we usually see here in earth. So I cannot say that those itself are inconsistensies that the author has made and is part of how he writes the story.