Mages Are Squishy? Ever Heard of an Immortal Battle Mage Build!

Chu Feng died shortly after a game of demons and gods descended upon the world, only to unexpectedly return to six months earlier.

To investigate the truth and stop the game from arriving, Chu Feng enters this virtual game once more.

From the start, he draws the SSS-rank talent, Reversing Heaven and Earth.

All skill effects are reversed, producing the opposite results.

When choosing a class, Chu Feng takes an interest in the passive effect of the Misfortune Mage.

Misfortune: All skills become abnormally powerful, but each cast inflicts a negative effect on the caster.

Huh?

So negative times negative equals positive, then.

With its effects reversed, misfortune becomes Chu Feng's means of growing without limits.

Terrifying Gaze: Creatures you look at become afraid of you and instinctively back away, but you permanently lose 1% of your health.

After being reversed, the creatures you look at feel at ease, and you gain 1% of their permanent health.

And so, Chu Feng's skills turn healing into damage, shields into explosions, blessings into curses...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.