Earth Wrong: the Battle Mage of the Labyrinth City

The author is indeed unhappy with the writing, not because the protagonist was beaten and abused, but because the protagonist was not resolute in the battle and had the fantasy of fighting against his aunt. Therefore, the writing is nondescript, disrespectful to the opponent, disrespectful to the partners, and disrespectful to oneself fighting. It would be better for Aunt Quan to be martyred, have a gorgeous funeral, and be resurrected afterwards.

Does the wine pour as soon as you touch it? Doesn't this really bury the protagonist's weakness? Wouldn't someone target the protagonist with a drink? Why don't you fix the settings? For example, you can wake up when you encounter danger, or you can artificially break down your consciousness by always retaining some consciousness?

It's so unscrupulous that I have to set up a useless weak point setting. The book itself is that the protagonist is constantly suffering and suppressing the protagonist. The protagonist has not understood his own problems at all. It can almost be said that he has been sleepwalking. The positive feedback is very average, but the negative feedback is very powerful.

Is Earth's Favor something like putting a mecha shell on someone? It just doesn't improve your true nature, and you feel like you have no power at all. The main god ascends to heaven, the mecha is gone, and is brought back to its original form; changes religion, leaves with the mecha, and becomes affiliated with other main gods; updates, upgrades the mecha, and installs functional modules

It was quite frustrating to watch. He was obviously a genius hanging on the wall, but he was crushed by a high-level deus ex machina every day.

It doesn't mean anything if a battle mage is not Douluo

Dead girl? You want to imitate Dongjun, right?

We have all used the game template, not to mention the blood-sucking template. We must have the immortal body of our male magic, or the death resistance of crazy fighting alone. With such a huge damage, the battle should be easy, instead of being half-dead every time, and everyone should be lucky enough to survive without picking up any mistakes.

To be honest, I think this type of beating is okay. If there is no loss, it's not abuse. I saw a previous comment that described it well, but it's a bit frustrating. If you can't beat it, you still have to touch it. The latest chapter is already a bit poisonous. Do you take the protagonist's medicine and play with the protagonist to self-destruct? If you save it, you'll be in trouble. If you don't save it, the medicine you paid for before will be in vain. And I think you want to write a mutated floor master + divine assassin, and you want to explode without any preparation? Awakening directly this time? No, you should just write about daily life in a relaxed style. Regarding combat, what you wrote seems like an online article from ten years ago.

It would be great if you just changed the protagonist to a quasi-sage. I feel very strange that a big Luo Jinxian becomes a quasi-sage every second.

I have a question, does the sage who sacrifices other people's country and resurrects his own country mean the same thing? Are people who can agree with this kind of justice really not believers of evil gods?

The original work was already written to fight against the Three-Body Alliance, but later on it was written to fight against the United States and Japan... A clichéd batch of pink**

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To be honest, I really don't think Ren Tingting is beautiful. Why do all Maoshan fans write about her?

Just wait for the author to come back and update on July 14th! ! !

Is this deceiving people and playing with their feelings? **. Dumb, her father is too miserable.

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