The contents that appeared in the Book of the Ancient Warlock completely exceeded Shiraha's understanding.
In his previous life, he had only reached the Third-Class Apprentice stage at most. He had not even become a Formal Wizard.
His understanding of Warlocks had also come solely from ancient texts.
The reason he chose the path of a Warlock was partly because the Advanced Warlock Meditation Method was somewhat stronger than the Advanced Wizard Meditation Method.
More importantly, Shiraha wanted to live a little longer.
In this world, he had a chance to obtain a decent bloodline source.
As for bloodline shackles and whether he would get stuck at the Third Level or Fourth-Level, worrying about that now was like fretting over whether to attend Tsinghua or Peking University, or choose an Ivy League school, while still in elementary school. It was getting ahead of himself. His first goal should be getting into a top middle school and high school. Only then should he think about those things.
Choosing the Wizard path indeed meant there were no so-called bloodline shackles. However, their combat strength in the early stages was far inferior to that of Warlocks. If he died while weak, then no matter how bright his future prospects were, they would be meaningless.
In the Wizarding World, the vast majority of Wizards remained at the apprentice stage.
Among the tiny number of Formal Wizards, most would remain at the First Level for their entire lives. Wizards did not have the bloodline shackles of Warlocks, but they still encountered all kinds of bottlenecks.
In his previous life, Shiraha had advanced to Formal Knight at fifteen and once considered himself the protagonist. The facts proved otherwise.
He had cultivated for twenty years before advancing to a Third-Class Apprentice, only to die inexplicably at the