Second Era: I’m an Ice Mage in the Spirit Realm

The protagonist acts recklessly and impulsively, behaving like a child in real life with little cunning. He worries about going to jail just because he gets caught experimenting with a skill, and he even dares to complain to officials? He joins the government for a mere ten thousand yuan without even checking the restrictions, obligations, or responsibilities before agreeing? With his character and behavior, it's a miracle he hasn't been taken advantage of.

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I'd rather figure out how to make three back ornaments than have extra hands; the thought is too surreal.

Everything was fine until you joined the country, and things were alright then too. But after you joined, your personality suddenly became like a child's, even acting all spoiled! I'm speechless. You're like a sissy, or maybe a kid under 10.

There's a contradiction here. The official representatives have already stated that in this game, death is real, and if you die, you really die. Then later, they created their own version of the game, claiming it's anything but simple, with NPCs that seem incredibly lifelike. And just a few days after they made some grand pronouncements about transcending social classes and seizing opportunities, they suddenly become an official representative. It seems odd.

The protagonist is too pragmatic. It's hard to imagine anyone choosing to become a three-armed monster over an angel. I could accept it if you only gave me tentacles and three arms, not a six-winged angel option.

Doesn't each level up supposed to increase all attributes by 1? Did the author forget to calculate attribute points?

The official compensation is really low; ten thousand yuan is far too little.

Everything was fine until the body mutated and suddenly became extremely poisonous! Why choose a champion with three hands when you have perfectly good late-game capabilities? The protagonist isn't in any immediate danger, so what's wrong with surviving and choosing a late-game powerhouse? Does the article say that having an extra hand makes you stronger? This is utter bullshit!

Nine times out of ten, novels featuring official connections are doomed to fail, and this one is no exception. To be honest, I really can't understand why a superhuman in a novel would join the official ranks and then listen to non-superhumans. In reality, it's definitely a case of "I don't eat beef, are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?"