The Magic Apprentice Knows Martial Arts

There are too many mixed worlds, and the storyline is too confusing. There is also a problem with the selection of abilities. The low-level martial arts is useless, and the high-level martial arts in fantasy can hardly be regarded as martial arts. The highest high-level martial arts world is basically the level of Xu Fudi Shitian in "Wind and Cloud". In the later comics of "Wind and Cloud", half of the goddess Nuwa appeared, and it is basically impossible to say that it is a martial arts. "Dragon Ball" is about qi, which is the use of energy. Strictly speaking, it doesn't feel like martial arts. As for the first few chapters, I understand that the author wants to focus on describing the growth process of the protagonist, but I don't know if it is a writing problem or some other reason. I couldn't read it after about the fourth chapter, and the plot development of the protagonist in his infancy is really a bit slow for me. Also, the plot of "Lucifer" is buried, and the Supreme Mage and mutants appear. So ordinary martial arts are basically useless. You can't use Lingbo Weibu to deal with the Phoenix Force, right? It is a taboo in novels that the text is not on topic. You can basically see the potential in the first three chapters of the novel, but the author feels that the potential of this book is not great. The protagonist has a lot of overlapping abilities, including finger snapping, an Animagus, being involved in other worlds, and his parents have backgrounds. But because there are too many stacks, readers cannot get into the protagonist's book, and it is really hard to read. The summary is "A prince with a strong background in the magical world learned martial arts in another world and got into trouble", "I, a martial arts student, resisted Avada Kedavra" and "Superman couldn't defeat me, a martial arts student". 😏

It's so messy,,,,,,,