In a High-Martial World, My Mage Panel Is Invincible!

It's worth watching. The battle strength is not broken. Like it. Most tomato articles lose their combat power in the early stage, and then become endless nesting dolls. There is no bad green guy. The main drawback is that the villain is too brainless, has no conflict of interest, and just jumps in the face.

Please support me, although the author has been frantically testing the readers' bottom line. Everyone will be ridiculed, there must be school beauties/class beauties around, the first NPC to change the map must be a girl, and the one who mocks the protagonist must be a man.

What's good to see is, for example, the rationality of the male protagonist's existence as a mage profession, and the fact that he can take out a magic book for no reason and can learn on his own. If you just ignore this, it's actually pretty good. In fact, this hole is quite difficult to fill. You see, a mage is picked out for no reason, and he has such a strong ability to improve himself. No one is curious about the origin of his magic book, and no one thinks about the new profession, and no one wants to understand it. There are poisonous points, but you can still accept the current situation, come on!

Chapter 57 is pretty good at the moment. There is no routine of directly irrigating skills and then pushing them horizontally. Instead, you use magic books to conduct self-study, research and development to upgrade your own unique spell skills. It is like giving you an encyclopedia. Thousands of people have thousands of faces. What you can learn depends on you. I personally support those who are new to the school and have no plans to compete for the rankings. As mentioned in the article, even competing for the rankings is to experiment with new magic. Magic is about learning new knowledge and research, not mindless fighting. Magicians are not warriors. Keep it up, come on!

It is a mage story that is closer to the realistic and logical martial arts world. Personally, I feel that the only shortcoming is that the protagonist has all types of elemental spells, but there are only a few fixed spell attacks in combat, which will deduct points.

It's not bad, but the updates are slow. The author probably doesn't have time to take care of this small work. There are still two works of more than 2 million words and 9 points or more that need to be updated and maintained. This book may not have time to write.

To be honest, the setting is very interesting, and it gets more interesting the further you go, but there are too few updates. As for pretentiousness and face-slapping, there may be some in the front, but then I focus on magic research. Maybe the face-slapping is only in the first ten chapters. Anyway, I have forgotten that there is face-slapping content. You can read it. I will give it 5 stars. Come on.

Master, just let me cast spells from a distance honestly. [Shocked] Don't always write about melee combat. I read other articles about mages, and I feel that the combat power written in the early stage has collapsed. This one is much better. Come on, the author, update it soon.

This is Master Fa. It's better to write about warriors in melee combat. Master Fa just wants to fight elegantly.

As we all know, an orthodox mage starts with a lighting spell, and when he goes up, he cuts