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The logic is very clear There are quite a lot of worldviews added. The protagonist is not invincible, but semi-invincible. Some people say that the protagonist's small head controls the big head. I think this is a completely false accusation. If you really control it, just strengthen it through hypnosis. Then your strength will be restored in a short time. Emm, a lot of people say that the protagonist surrenders to the enemy, but none of you think about it from the perspective of the protagonist. The protagonist came here after escaping from the outside world. After regaining his strength, he must want to rule the world or leave. So the protagonist originally has a hostile relationship with this world. Wu Guang also wants this world, so the protagonist and Wu Guang are in the same camp.

Not bad, all the anime characters are adults, but I don't know why they need to take the public exam? Is the author a public official? This weird immortal version of Mygo is really invincible, [Like][Like]

There are actually beautiful girls Wan Hua Jing and Qian Lian Wan Hua, which must be praised Love to watch [cool]

Is there too many characters involved, like Kurumi, Yukino, etc. I only missed one or two of them, and the maid didn't appear for a moment. If you don't plan to write more, just don't show her face. Generally speaking, the subject matter is still very novel, and the writing style is relatively mature.

Five stars As a comprehensive comic book, it's pretty good. The protagonist's power system is a wizard who is biased towards the Kingdom of God system. It seems that he has surrendered to the enemy at present. There are quite a lot of world views to mix in. Worlds that are inconvenient to mix in can also be mixed in for the new boss when he is out in the field. It is quite good.

The writing is okay, although it may have a lot of poisonous points, but I like to read Lezi articles. This kind of Lezi articles that are entertaining but not annoying is quite to my liking, hahaha. I didn't understand the meaning of surrendering to the enemy Wu Guang at first, so I thought I was defecting to a big boss, and I just took things easy and waited for him to betray me. Only when I read more about it later did I realize that Wu Guang had done everything for you in the wizarding world. When I understood this, I didn't have a deep impression of surrendering to the enemy in the past, so I just looked at the latter part. Leziwen, as long as you enjoy reading the novel, I saw that the rating was very low. After the negative review, I discovered the bad points that I had read roughly in the early stage [laughing and crying]. As long as the novel is written with fun, I think the moral concept of the protagonist is quite interesting. Let's see the subsequent development. I will give you a five-point encouragement.

Casting Wu Guang is not a poisonous point, you will understand when you see it at the end. It's a very good comprehensive comic novel. It's very satisfying to hit the mark after just 20 chapters due to driving too fast. The power system is actually just one set, it is finalized, and there is no praise for it being changed over and over again. Everyone's strength can be put into it, and it's very comfortable to watch.

Great, this is my favorite CCB master.

It's rare to see a comprehensive comic that doesn't directly copy the original work.

Good-looking [eating melon] The settings are perfect and there are no poisonous points