Fantasy Lord: Mage Vitter’s Troubles on the Path to Godhood

The most important thing is to use cheats to travel across the world, plunder knowledge, integrate and develop new skills, and finally use skill points to turn the skills initially conceived in your mind into reality. (Personally, I think the depth and breadth of a mage's skill pool is more important than the strength of specialization, after all, we emphasize all-round development without any weaknesses.)

The ability system is classic, and the protagonist's personality, in my opinion, has no major flaws. The plot is also very logical, without any melodramatic character setups, no orphans, no dying territory, no younger sister to support, no wicked stepmother, and no sibling rivalry. Among all the books I've read, this is a gem among Tomato's works! 👍👍👍👍 Definitely deserves a thumbs up!

Another masterpiece of Western fantasy by Tomato

Good books never beat around the bush. The protagonist is a normal person. The author should also be considered one. This is the highest praise I've received in over a decade of reading.

It's alright. This book is decent; you can take a look when you have some free time.

Well written! Keep up the good work, and don't give up like you did with your last book! 💕

It hasn't been easy for us along the way.

The power level of the cheat code is just right, not too outrageous.

I'm giving my own book a good review. Please feel free to offer any suggestions, such as pointing out data errors or future focus areas. Some readers have said that the combat power is a bit confusing, so here is a breakdown of the ranks. First order: The monks circled the first, second, and third rings. From Bronze Knight to Grand Knight.

The book is good. Happy birthday! May your talent flow like a spring.