Versatile Mage: the Person Who Died in the Light Department Turned Out to Be Seraph

Author, first of all, I have a question. Can you change it a little later? Even if you are a victim, you are an archangel and you are still afraid of the Holy City. To be honest, the Holy City is yours. What are you doing? The original work is that the victim cannot control his own power and easily loses control. If killed, he is afraid that it will turn to the monster, so it is sealed. In addition, the Holy City is afraid that some people will resist the Holy City and is afraid that the victim's strength will exceed the standard. But you are directly the manager of the Holy City. What are you afraid of? And about other angels' plans to return with honor, first kill an angel soul fetus and then return with your own angel soul fetus. I'll go, what are you doing?

If there were no Holy City, there would probably be only a few powerful countries left, and the population would be reduced by at least 70% to 80%. Return to the beloved of the earth. To put it bluntly, the victims were the elements around the slaves. If they died, elemental riots would occur. You are still dissatisfied with the forces. To put it bluntly, you are not afraid. There is a sword above your head. Could it be that missiles are flying around your head? Do you think it is good? If you don't accept it, to put it bluntly, you can gain more benefits by attacking the Holy City. At least it has made a huge contribution to mankind. I am talking about the Holy City, not the Inquisition.

I thought that the protagonist, an angel, would speak openly and honestly, find someone he could trust to stand up, gain support, enter the core circle of the Holy City, and then gradually gain privileges and rights, conquering him with his natural strength. Or more supporters with interests, growing power step by step, seizing the door, etc., Controlling core power, reforming, institutional development, and regulating the macroeconomics of civilization. This type of development is more grand, the pattern is larger, and more meaningful. You have to know that you are hiding in the dark, and the less you want to be exposed, the more dangerous you are. Because if you are not exposed, few people will pay attention to you, and your political representative significance will be infinitely weakened. You are an angel, and in the Holy City, your political influence is innate. As long as you stand in front of the stage, no one can openly touch you. If you touch you, you are touching the foundation of the Holy City. You can also find people in the country or other places who are strong, capable, and reliable in the original books to stand up, and then step by step reform the world civilization and so on. Because you follow the main plot alone, this is really the case in books nowadays. It has no overall view and is too petty. If you go to one place to solve a problem in one place, it actually happens at the same time. Some very bad things are happening all over the country and around the world. Because of problems of this kind, lags, poor arrangements, and slow power, disasters of this kind happen everywhere. It would be better for the protagonist to personally control the macroeconomics and reform, so that more places and more people can be rescued at the same time. To be honest, if you just follow the main plot and build a thin layer, and explore the ancient capital of the Navigation City, you might as well directly join the core layer. With one command, you can activate as many super levels and forbidden spells as you want, and you can't supercharge anything. Although it may be an exaggeration, books are all based on settings. As long as the writing is reasonable, the collusion of interests is reasonable, and the plot is promoted quietly and stiffly, it is basically acceptable. What do you say? The bold ones will be overpowered to death, and the timid ones will be starved to death. You are all angels anyway. The significance of political representation is there. There will be no threat when you walk on stage. The original Shaka was not explicitly plotted in front of the stage, but secretly. It doesn't matter if there is another one, as long as you keep it secret. After all, does Shaka need Mo Fan's help behind the scenes? At that time, Mo Fan was the God of Dharma, which was his biggest backer and one of Mo Fan's influences in the Holy City. However, the protagonist was an angel himself, so he could have this influence by himself, and there was no need for others to act as a medium. Why not.

The author actually managed to eat it secretly. He was so sad that the readers couldn't eat it. I suggest the author obediently hand it over.

Author: Will this book be completed?

I hope the author can keep updating, and can add more places where I haven't seen any damage to the plot at the moment. I hope this will be maintained.

The protagonist won't run around to install the human machine, let's play in the national server game.

Okay, not bad, well written, especially in the later stages, which is a little "unbelievable"

Hahahahahahahahahaha, it made me laugh so hard

What is the other one about? It was written on the one that was put on the shelf, and it was written on another one.