I’m Fighting World War II in Another World

High quality grain. The protagonist's stakes are not small, but they are also quite heavy. In theory, fantasy ability is the protagonist's ability. For example, you can continuously use magic power to temper your body to strengthen your basic physical fitness. Use magic power to strengthen your magic circuit and your ability to release magic power. Or develop the ability to absorb other people's magic power, or absorb other people's life essence to strengthen oneself, etc. There are too many ways to permanently strengthen oneself. Otherwise, because of the limited BUFF in physical fitness, the magic power will be drained out at a word, and because the upper limit of magic power is insufficient, it is impossible to release stronger magic. Signing a contract with a witch can borrow magic power and limit the loss of any organs afterwards. Generally speaking, I personally feel that it is a little bit poisonous to overpower the protagonist Goldfinger. If there are other problems, I highly recommend it.

The author writes very nicely