Give me endless knowledge, and I will use myself as a fulcrum to leverage the endless world. The story tells the story of a wizard named Green, relying on his own wisdom and luck, learning his own unique wizard knowledge, traveling to exotic worlds, and participating in different civilizations. The story of the war between the two. (I love 'The World of Wizards', and I have always wanted to write a rational style of wizards with different styles. The so-called rationality can be interpreted as pseudoscience, using the knowledge of wizards in the book to explain the ability of wizards, Therefore, there will be a lot of witchcraft reasoning and experimental plots.) Two chapters per day, three chapters if there is an outbreak, and will say in advance if something cannot be uploaded. Bailu can't understand why the author always presses the protagonist to write for some balance? Why can't it be built Write an objective protagonist after completing a complete world? Many readers now think that some very reasonable things behind the article are cheating just because they are much stronger than the same level now? Why is the heroine always perfect and then follow the protagonist? In the end? Why is the protagonist always stronger than his friends but weaker than his enemies? Why does the protagonist always provoke enemies and forces everywhere when he has no ability? Why do others stupidly practice low-level skills when the protagonist can practice advanced skills?