Everyone Is a Mage: The Divine Lord Qingdi, Creating Laws for All Worlds

Author, do you really want to write about how powerful and supermodel the protagonist is? Or do you want to write about how awesome Mikoli is? The previous chapter was about how outrageous and powerful the protagonist is, but the next chapter is about being ready to fight with Mikoli? If you want to write about them growing up together, you don't have to describe the protagonist as extraordinary. You can write the protagonist in a very outrageous way, and then someone will catch up to you the next moment. This kind of plot is unnecessary. It doesn't show how extraordinary the protagonist is at all.

The writing was broken. The character of Mi Keli is really perfect. No matter how cheating the protagonist is, she can catch up with her. It's like she is the protagonist. If the protagonist didn't cheat, wouldn't he be crushed directly? You who ranked first in the legal exam are no different from trash. Are Wu Zhao and Qin Jiu the same?

This protagonist is a bit like the real person Yuding in Lotus Lantern. Know everything, know everything, but master nothing. The combat effectiveness is even worse. To put it bluntly, it is a useless encyclopedia.

After watching the second picture, I felt it was watery. The teacher said something and the protagonist's psychological activities were explained. Is it necessary! I finished reading the second chapter. I don't even know what the teacher said? In the third picture, start explaining what the teacher means. Let's reinterpret what the teacher means. In the fourth picture, let's talk about the world structure? So what's the point of Chapter 2? The author is definitely a veteran, so dumb that I have nothing to say but **.

I mastered two heaven and earth magics and a big killer (natal weapon). I also specially changed my race and added a sense of time and other miscellaneous plug-ins. Then you suddenly told me that Mikoli was catching up and the protagonist had to prepare for it. Is there anything wrong? I didn't even look at the resources of the earth. The protagonist went out to do tasks to grow to this point. She didn't rest at all and went to bloody battles to accelerate her growth. I don't understand why she was able to catch up and kill her in vain. Oh my god.

Suddenly there is a question. The ending of your previous Mage Network was a dream of the protagonist. Isn't it possible that this book will also do the same thing?

I keep boasting about the settings, but the actual content is very dry, not even as good as most brainless novels.

All things are green, I am green, green is me, all things are me, I am all things, all things belong to me??

I'm dying, alas! It's a pity, it's obviously pretty good-looking.

I've seen a similar one a long time ago, it's also the Wanjie Mage Network, but the protagonist is One Realm and One Law, I forgot what it's called.