When Jun Yongye, the crowned magician of the Xingyue world, crossed the dimensional rift and landed on the continent of Aisoria, where magic and multiple races coexist, two completely different power systems were destined to set off a storm. This apex magician, whose lifelong goal is to explore the "root", found himself in a medieval world where magic was based on "element borrowing" - here, magicians need to rely on spells and media to communicate the elements of heaven and earth, and his modern magic of "directly achieving results" has undoubtedly become a dimensionality reduction attack that subverts common sense.
Reader comments
The subject matter is okay, Lillian is pretty useless. I don't recommend writing an ambiguous heroine. She doesn't have the ability to help the protagonist everywhere, but helping the protagonist understand the environment? It's still useless. Just don't be a nanny. You can portray more different characters. There are only 48 chapters so far. The portrayal of female characters is relatively average. The rational character of the protagonist and the setting of a crowned magician are very attractive to me. The writing sometimes seems too straightforward. The plot is not bad. The new book is okay.
No emotional title?
The human-machine protagonist needs to be analyzed and analyzed, I guess AI, there is no emotion at all, being strong does not mean that there is no emotion, and what is the expression on the protagonist's ability? It is inexplicably powerful, at least introduce it [smile]
The subject matter is okay, Lillian is pretty useless. I don't recommend writing an ambiguous heroine. She doesn't have the ability to help the protagonist everywhere, but helping the protagonist understand the environment? It's still useless. Just don't be a nanny. You can portray more different characters. There are only 48 chapters so far. The portrayal of female characters is relatively average. The rational character of the protagonist and the setting of a crowned magician are very attractive to me. The writing sometimes seems too straightforward. The plot is not bad. The new book is okay.
No emotional title?
The human-machine protagonist needs to be analyzed and analyzed, I guess AI, there is no emotion at all, being strong does not mean that there is no emotion, and what is the expression on the protagonist's ability? It is inexplicably powerful, at least introduce it [smile]