Mo Feng transmigrated to another world. It was extremely primitive, yet home to countless races: elves, dwarves, Titans, orcs, and more. They all possessed powerful racial talents, while humans alone were frail.
Against the myriad races, humanity had even fallen into slavery and become a source of food.
In this Western fantasy world with no magic and no battle aura, Mo Feng chose the only path to becoming stronger.
Create magic.
"If there's no magic, then I'll create it!"
"If there's no battle aura, then I'll create that too!"
"A world ruled by countless races? Titan gods? When my magic circle appears, you'll either submit... or die!"
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I have always been thinking, what is the use of magic when you reach the level of a god? Don't you master the laws when you become a god? Gods just use their divine power to use laws to fight against the enemy. What use is magic at that time? I think Panlong's description of magic is the best among all Western fantasy novels. Magic is a method created by God to gather faith. Whether a magician or a warrior becomes a god, he uses laws to fight against the enemy. Of course, you insist on treating the application of those laws as magic and pretend I didn't say so.
I have a few words to say below. First of all, I'm very sorry, everyone. Something happened to the author's family. My mother's old habit has returned. My family doesn't have much money. The doctor said that my mother should be hospitalized. I don't know how long my mother will be hospitalized this time. It's really hard. There is no other way. I have to take care of my mother. I may not be able to write for a long time. I am really sorry. If you guys like this novel, deduct 1. The author may update it when you come back next time. So I am really sorry.
I feel like I know how to be a eunuch. Generally speaking, people who say this will know how to be a eunuch.