(No harem, no routines, no villains to subjugate their wits, feel free to eat!)
What should I do if I travel to a magical world but don't know magic? Arthur said not to panic, just absorb their magic power to infinitely strengthen his body.
Hypnosis? Immunity! Punch me! Wind blade technique? Bounce! Give me a slap! Fireball? Eat my martial soul fusion skill, Ace Fire Fist!
Arthur, who obviously doesn't know magic, ended up becoming the most powerful magic god?
The protagonist team has a top-notch think tank, a gambling uncle, a genius boy, a sultry strong man, and an invisible man who is obsessed with life.
[Tough guy style] [Full supporting cast] [No procrastination, the battle rhythm is refreshing] [Rigorous setting]
Reader comments
I feel like the author is not a native of Tomato. He thinks too much about the setting and character creation, and it is a little less enjoyable. At first, I was not used to it, but now after more than 10 chapters, I am gradually getting used to it.
Without spoiling anything, the protagonist's team is really fun. It seems like a team like One Piece where each character has a very unique personality. However, the team has a lot of people at the beginning. I don't know if new people will join in the future.
In terms of character, the protagonist is actually a cautious and cautious person, but Goldfinger's passiveness makes him become decisive or reckless. I feel that the character will bring about other changes as the story progresses.
In the end, what I like most is the battle. It doesn't have many chapters at every turn. The writing is concise and the battle scenes can be understood in my mind at once. The villains in the several battles are not mentally retarded, especially the latest black-robed commander.
I feel like the author is not a native of Tomato. He thinks too much about the setting and character creation, and it is a little less enjoyable. At first, I was not used to it, but now after more than 10 chapters, I am gradually getting used to it. Without spoiling anything, the protagonist's team is really fun. It seems like a team like One Piece where each character has a very unique personality. However, the team has a lot of people at the beginning. I don't know if new people will join in the future. In terms of character, the protagonist is actually a cautious and cautious person, but Goldfinger's passiveness makes him become decisive or reckless. I feel that the character will bring about other changes as the story progresses. In the end, what I like most is the battle. It doesn't have many chapters at every turn. The writing is concise and the battle scenes can be understood in my mind at once. The villains in the several battles are not mentally retarded, especially the latest black-robed commander.