Versatile Mage: Supreme Five Elements

Teacher, please work on the code, it looks great😊 The timeline of this book is after everything in Mo Fan's term ended. I think it is a good entry point for a refreshing article with no regrets, such as Versatile Mage. Because it is a cool novel, most of the fan fiction is in the style of a cool novel, but Mo Fan is already extremely talented. If he creates a more talented protagonist, he will easily become disgusted. By changing the time period, this kind of resentment can be easily avoided. Also, there are quite a few personal settings in this book, and there aren't many mythological stories other than mythical beasts (totem beasts) in the original book. But the talent and growth of the protagonist in this book are inseparable from mythical characters. Those who hate private settings should avoid lightning (although I don't really care😊) I won't reveal too much about the plot of the book, but the pace is pretty good. In short, it is very beautiful and novel. Teacher, please work hard and update it ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

I want to read it before I review it, but I'll review it first. The subject matter is very good, and I like the timeline very much. I had an idea to write about this before, and the theme is mentioned in the introduction. It is also very good, no nonsense, and the pace is fast, but a bit too fast. It is a fast-food style literature. I am afraid that readers will feel that the plot is being pushed forward. There are still many problems with the logic details and settings, but it is understandable. In terms of plot, if you are an experienced French reader, you may not like it very much. Some of it is sloppy and lacks the foreshadowing and foreshadowing in the original work. Some of the plot lacks the essence of a passionate adventure. The writing style didn't show much in the early stages, and it was just supplementing the plot setting. Later, it can actually be seen that there is still room for improvement. The protagonist's growth pace in the early stage is pretty good. Most of the opportunities are coincidental but understandable. One of the big surprises I see so far is the totem Kui Niu. There is no foreshadowing. There are only three chapters from beginning to end. The plot arrangement and logic are all sloppy. I originally wanted to give it five stars. It's really not easy to be a French fan. I'll give this a four-star review first, and I'll look at it later. If I'm going to give it a three-star rating or a five-star review, I'll see later. Well, after I finished writing it, I found out that I shouldn't give it a five-star rating. The highest is four stars.

It's not bad. There are relatively few written in this timeline. The writing in this book is okay, but I feel that the character creation is still a bit lacking, the characteristics are not distinctive enough, the realm improvement is written a bit too fast, and there are some things in it that I can't explain before being promoted.

I originally liked Versatile Mage, but the book you wrote made me feel as if it was written by Ran himself. The plot, characters, and environment are all very similar to Versatile Mage. The most important thing is that I really like the setting of the protagonist. He is crazy but not crazy. He hides his edge when he needs to, and shows it when he changes it. It is very good. It's really refreshing to be able to bend and stretch. I hope this book will not be unfinished. There are no shortcomings so far. It can be regarded as a commemoration for the full-time mage. 🥰

Not bad, not bad, 450,000 words have not been blocked, and there are ratings, it is simply great.

Although it doesn't have the meticulous writing style of Chaos (although it will become pure water in the later stage) the pace is a bit fast but the logic is smooth. The plot is not bad and it is quite interesting. The main thing is that the time cuts in and I really want to write something.

It's very well written in the Versatile Mage fanfic. I don't follow the group, so I'll write a follow-up.

The full-time mage who continues Mo Fan's story can write so much without any flaws in logic, which is already very good [Sending my heart]

This story is written fourteen years after the Siren War, which means that Mo Fan is in his forties.

Come on, author, never stop updating 👍👍👍