A Sneeze Destroys a Magical Civilization

The male protagonist of this book traveled through time and brought a large number of bacteria and viruses. After being watered with magic power, a large number of people in the magical world were infected and died. The male protagonist was fine. This is not a big problem, because we know that although the virus mutates, the original antibodies do not mean that they are ineffective. Then, according to the description and background of the infected person, there are also bacteria and viruses in this world, and the male protagonist has no antibodies. Doesn't this make sense? Therefore, the first person to die was not the indigenous people, but the male protagonist himself. Therefore, based on reasoning, I suggest the author add a setting to the male protagonist. For example, the hero's immune self-stabilizing function is powerful, or he can simply be regarded as a natural enemy of the virus.

I don't understand why the fantasy genre needs Harry Potter, why does it have to be this world? I quit, bye.

Why do you feel that this book has the flavor of Negri's Soul?

According to modern medical research on earth, a healthy person carries at least 140,000 types of viruses in his body, and the number of bacteria is even greater. If such a person travels to a strange magical world, and the bacteria and viruses in his body mutate, and then suddenly break out without his knowledge, what will be the consequences? It won't destroy the world! No way! Zuo Si is an ordinary earthling who received the legacy of a planeswalker by chance. The combination of his own spark and the remaining sparks and embers in the legacy caused the power to regress from an adult to a child under ten years old. Zuo Si didn't want to destroy the world, but who knew that the originally prosperous magical world could be destroyed just because of a cold? It was just an accident, a terrible disaster. As a noble planeswalker who ignites a spark, no one can stop a planeswalker from going to the world he wants to go to, not even the gods, but who dares to travel without knowing what the next world is? Anyway, Zuo Si didn't dare. He was just a little planeswalker under ten years old. At most, he had studied with an undead archmage for a period of time. The matter of destroying the world had nothing to do with him. This book is very interesting. Many readers of the tattoos about physical time travel have mentioned that viruses in different worlds are different and that physical time travel is dangerous. This novel raises this issue and kills creatures in one world at the beginning, although it is indirect. Well, there are very few articles about Planeswalkers, and the protagonist of this book is decisive in killing but still kind-hearted, and his colleagues have flexible moral standards but can stick to the bottom line. It is worth reading.

Whether it's a time-turner or a traceless telescopic spell. Or turn a toothpick into material for other substances. I think transfiguration is the coolest thing. Energy transformation. What do you want with the Midas touch? It is a fairy tale after all.

Let this world become a loving father's back garden

Temporarily non-toxic, old bookworms can read with confidence. The author's writing skills are passable and suitable for long-term reading.

Iblith! Ussa a'quarth Dos tir! Filth! I order you to leave! Baidu finally discovered that there is actually a black elf language, which is exciting!

That diary is pretty disgusting, isn't it?

A very interesting book. It doesn't feel like there's anything poisonous about it