Class Change from the Start: I Teach Myself Magic and Become Invincible
开局转职：自学魔法，我强无敌
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Awesome, I hope it will be updated soon. The profession created by the protagonist, I hope the protagonist can improve the various skills of the profession quickly. Personal suggestions include heat fog, poisonous fog, cold fog, phantom fog that can cause hallucinations, etc.
The magician finally no longer just clicks on skill books, and now the rhythm seems very comfortable. It feels like an online game before! But it feels like there are still some pitfalls. What happened to the earth? If it doesn't crash later, it will be a good book for 9.3-5 [Crying] to remind you to update
Update quickly, it's good to read, I really like to see your self-created skills, do more of them, and pay more attention to the plot, your self-created skills with great imagination. The advantages of your book, update quickly.
I like it, it's well written, but it's a little lacking.
In the early stage, the protagonist is a scholar who studies magic. He creates his own magic by studying the structure of magic. The description is very detailed and logical. Then he uses magic as the basis to study and understand the laws and the origin of the world. I personally like to read this type of research-based practice system. The writing style is acceptable and there are few poisonous points. I rarely write serious reviews. This book deserves serious recommendation.
It's tempting to create your own magic! Water is my life! The plot is very good, not as rigid and rigid as ordinary game writing. In short, it is very interesting!
Many authors haven't discovered the loopholes, right? Probability rules override all other rules, which leads to a problem: probability god > other gods. Many books on becoming a god have similar problems. In the early to mid-term, even in the later stages, many skills have a probability of being triggered successfully before they can be released. For example: releasing a skill has a 5% chance of triggering fire burns. God of Probability > God of Vulcan, so is this skill the skill of the God of Probability or the skill of the God of Vulcan? Of course, it is the god of probability, because the probability can only be triggered if it succeeds, which is equivalent to the probability of the main fire being the second. (If fire is the master, there is no need for probability.) If the protagonist is a probabilist, you will find that the protagonist can apply thousands of rules. As long as your rules have probability, no matter what rules you have, you can release them.
Guys, please give me some stars, I will replace the salt for myself↖(^ω^)↗
Come on, author, I think this book is very good, one of the few good books. The supporting characters all have brains, and the protagonist also has brains. They are not brainless and invincible. It is very good! It's not boring. Please encourage the author and give it five stars. It's too watery now [smile]
I have seen more than 60 chapters, which probably satisfied my fantasy about elemental development, which is basically writing about development capabilities and then killing monsters. At present, the plot advancement ability is poor, I hope it will be better in the future.