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Give me endless knowledge, and I will use myself as the fulcrum to move the endless world. The story tells the story of a wizard named Green, who relies on his own wisdom and luck to learn his own unique wizard knowledge, travel to foreign worlds, and participate in wars between different civilizations. (I love "The Wizarding World" a lot, and I have always wanted to write a "rational" wizard work with different styles. The so-called rationality can be interpreted as "pseudoscience", using the knowledge of wizards in the book to explain wizards' abilities, so there will be a lot of witchcraft reasoning and experimental plots.) Two chapters a day, three chapters if there is an outbreak. If something cannot be uploaded, I will tell you in advance. Egret can't understand why the author always writes over the protagonist for some balance? Why can't we build a complete world and then write an objective protagonist? Now many readers actually think that some of the very reasonable things behind the article are just because they are much better than the same level now. Is it a cheat? Why is the heroine always perfect and then follows the protagonist until the end? Why is the protagonist always stronger than his friends but weaker than his enemies? Why does the protagonist always have to provoke enemies and forces everywhere when he has no abilities? Why is it that when the protagonist can practice high-level skills, other people have to be stupid and practice low-level skills?