Global: Good Grief! This Mage's Skills Level Up Without Limit

Finally, he's not the type to belittle the protagonist's profession, and I don't know who is taking the lead.

Skill fixed damage? A level 60 mage and a level 6 mage use the same small fireball to deal the same damage. Why do you need this spell's attack power? Decoration? Just to highlight the golden finger of the protagonist, the jb settings are blind

The fireball technique has a two- to three-second cooldown. How do you achieve two, three, and consecutive fireballs???

He was obviously powerful, but he made the protagonist's father a servant and a slave. He knew that the owner of the house where his father stayed was not a good person, so he didn't even pay attention to it. Don't say that the protagonist can't help it. Couldn't the protagonist be tougher and make his father resign? It's so unintelligent. Later, he must have pretended to be a slap in the face because his father was injured. He was really a filial son.

One thing to say, there are too many bugs, the skills cool down for several seconds, and when it comes to fighting monsters, there is no CD... I just need to release several educations at every turn... And it doesn't matter if you can just brush it as a mage, the boss can actually be slowed down... Then isn't the ice magic invincible? Just brush it alone? Also, it's outrageous that the protagonist is just a grinder, he's not a particularly powerful cheat, and he's making enemies everywhere… You're powerful in attack and defense? Really convinced. ****.

I hope there won't be any more stories about women having an inexplicable crush on the protagonist, or licking each other, etc. I don't want to see these sick feelings, which are embarrassing and cancer-inducing. Wouldn't it be nice to just fight monsters and level up honestly?

As for the protagonist's father, you spoke so poorly of the host's family, and then his father worked there as a servant and it was obvious that he was not paid enough. The protagonist himself said that it is not difficult to make money, but why did you still write that the protagonist's father was unwilling to quit his job as a servant? Is it because you want to write that the protagonist will go to the host's house to pretend to be a mug in the face?

The characters in the world written by the author feel that their brains are not enough and they are all childish. The father insists on continuing to be a servant even though the protagonist has the ability to make money. The protagonist's classmates all talk and act like elementary school students. The students in other schools are even worse. They are all described as lunatics, with zero IQ, and they dare to kill the protagonist if they disagree with each other, but the protagonist does not dare to kill anyone.

What is the 2.7 Second cooling time written in your skill for? I just want to know how you can send out a series of fireballs with a 2.7 Second cooling time.

I really like it. It's this kind of learning a lot of skills. Each time you upgrade a few levels, it's called unlimited upgrades.