A Rank D Mage? Who Gives Their Fireballs Radiation?!

It's so beautiful, come and take a look. I obviously agreed to team up with the beautiful and rich woman, and after getting the popular Fire Rain➕Philosopher's Stone➕Smoothing Ring, you can get unlimited blue smoothing moves. It's just going to disgust readers, come and eat it.

The main character is incredibly intelligent, the plot is very tight, the supporting characters are vividly portrayed, and the world-building is magnificent. Highly recommended! 😏

I think it's okay. At least I laughed while watching from the lower bunk and the shaking woke up the person in the upper bunk.

It's good to read. It's really good to read. Despite the low rating, this is the first novel I've read at the end of Tomato in the past two months. It's really good to read.

The content can be very novel, funny, and amazing.

I'd give it five stars. It's alright, even though I skipped through parts. The part where the stats exploded later on was decent, at least it provided some satisfying moments, unlike other shows that deliberately suppress the protagonist's power. However, stats that inflate so quickly usually tend to fall apart. Let's see how the author writes it later.

The character development is interesting, but the plot transitions feel a bit repetitive. Overall, it's not bad, and I look forward to the male lead unlocking more interesting and unique skills in the future.

It's a good book; I haven't encountered any mindless plot points yet. The first few dozen chapters were fine, but what happened to the protagonist's personality later on? It felt forced and annoying to read.

It's alright, this kind of ups and downs is just what I like. I hope the author doesn't write too many bad parts; it's fine as it is. I hope the serialization goes on soon.

It's not bad, but the updates are too slow. I'll give up for now and read it again when it's finished.