A wizard, if understood literally, is someone who can cast magic, but also refers to those who engage in trickery and mystification!
Moreover, records of wizards exist in Huaxia and other countries.
In many works of various artists, they have appeared, such as in the works of Romantic musicians like Mendelssohn and Berlioz, both of whom incorporated witchcraft themes, and the famous Colombian author Marquez boldly included various witchcraft elements in his magical realism masterpiece "One Hundred Years of Solitude," creating a mysterious atmosphere.
Furthermore, the disaster of the wizards once swept through Europe for three hundred years, from 1480 to 1780, with the persecution wave of "witches," where innocent women falsely accused as "witches" were beheaded and their bodies burned, leaving countless wrongful ghosts under the blade.
Since then, the term wizard slowly retreated from public view, and now they are only seen in film and television works.
