I Transmigrated to a Magical World, and I'm Max Level from the Start?

This review comes from the author himself. In fact, the story of this book is quite cliche. But I had fun writing it. After I finish writing it, I will read it again myself. At least I think that if you don't look into some logical errors in the book, there are still many interesting points in this book. I will use this book review to reply to some of the more discussed points. 1. Why do men mainly hide their strength? This question is very simple, I have already written it in the introduction. Long Aotian is the background of this book, not the subject of this book. This book is essentially an adventure story. Too many full-level characters will make the game uninteresting. Therefore, the frequency of appearances must be controlled. Otherwise, it is very easy for the combat effectiveness to collapse. 2. Is this book a knife? Some readers were very excited when they saw the plot in the middle where the heroine was in danger. They hated such plots and said that I abused the heroine. But I would say that adventure stories must have danger to make the story exciting. But you can rest assured that there are no knives in this book for the protagonist. Watch with confidence. The reason why a healing character is designed is to avoid the inevitable death plot. 3. Why design the female character Mira? The character of Mira is actually a blood lock. The male protagonist is a normal male, so Mira will not appear too many times. The main plot is in the subsequent Elf Forest chapter. The reason why it was designed as a female is because I feel that male elves don't fit well with the style of another world. 4. Why does the male lead use the role of Kane? Because the design of the other two characters is too strong, if the other two characters were the main focus, the story would be unreadable. Whether it's the dragon lady Phillot, the genius daughter Christina or our "waste" and "real hero" Owen, they are all designed by me with a lot of thought. Although there are still some problems in character creation, I think they should all be quite attractive. Closer to home, I give my book 3 stars. The extra one is an encouragement I give myself. This book has a poor grade and everyone can see it. But I still like the stories in this book very much. Finally, if you have any questions, you are welcome to ask them in the book. I will read every book review and paragraph review you write carefully and will respond when necessary. I hope everyone will speak enthusiastically.

There's no big problem, and it's not too toxic. It's just a pity that I haven't used a full-level account to show off yet 🥺

I think the main character's strength is only level 100, which is a bit too weak, but it's well written and supports five-star skills.

It would be great if I could get two a day

A very good novel, with 4 and a half stars for writing, 5 stars for pacing, 4 and a half stars for character setting, and 5 stars for world view. Willing to follow up.

It's well written, but the author is a bit short.

The author could consider taking some kind of magic potion to change Mira's gender and turn her into a man.

Apart from the part where the main character's operation when Phillot meets the corpse-killing dragon for the first time is a bit confusing, the rest of it is quite interesting so far. I support it.

Very good, I like watching it

Give it four stars first to see the effect.