American Comics: A Conceptual God Begins with Hard Work Paying Off

To me, it seems like the protagonist's thousand-year-old memories and personality have been overwhelmed by twenty-odd years of memories. A typical Skard person with a thousand-year-old personality has instantly become a selfish person. It's so fake.

Shouldn't you immediately create hundreds of clones to learn all the magic in the library?! Instead, you've only learned a few! Elemental magic, healing magic, enhancement magic… you should be perfecting your magic system as soon as possible! And can't physical clones practice magic and level up skills? Wouldn't it be better to learn all the magic, camp at the Fountain of Wisdom, and survive until you're invincible and sweep through everything?!

The protagonist learns magic only by having others teach him. Both Asgard and Kamar-Taj have libraries, yet he doesn't learn any magic himself, doesn't develop his own magical system, and doesn't understand the essence of magic or the rules of the universe; he knows what magic works but not why it works.

I've practiced magic, I've trained my body, but my attributes just won't budge! Is this what they call "heaven rewards diligence"? Are physical attributes simply unchanging?

I came to see you as a magical cannon, but you ended up going head-to-head with a Polymorph spell. That's impressive.

To be called the God of Magic with less than ten spells in total? That's incredibly cheap!

The core of the magic network is the World Tree; the supercomputing mind gem is the Mind Gem; the defense system is the Time Gem; the network node is the Space Gem; the network protocol is the Soul Gem; the energy module is the Power Gem; and the weapon system is the Reality Gem.

Is it really that difficult to deal with just AI data? Don't you even have the ability to trap the opponent? They've come right up to you and are causing trouble, and you can't do anything about it? The only way to eliminate or trap them is to destroy the Earth or get all the Infinity Stones? Are you kidding me? If... Zola in the story hacked Ultron from the six-gem set, he would be practically a **being**.

I haven't watched it yet, but the Aesir gods revere strength; the vast majority of the men are warriors, with only Loki learning magic. Even some of the women are warriors. Is it really possible for a magic academy to actually open?

It's getting boring; the main characters are starting to shift to behind-the-scenes roles.