Mastering Both Magic and Might, I Slay Gods in Another World

Let's just say it's really good-looking, very, very, very, very, very, very good-looking. Tomato rarely watches female videos. There is this kind of Western fantasy novel, this kind of group-oriented novel, and it's really, very, very good-looking, and it's very refreshing. Well, it's also very refreshing. This setting is really so exciting, and this kind of multi-lingual talent is really rare now. In the past few years, geniuses with this kind of multi-lingual talent were still very common, but at that time, I didn't expect that it could be related to chemistry and physics. And this year is really awesome. I just saw this idea on a short video, but I didn't expect that there is actually a book of this type. It's really good and endless, and the author's writing style is also very, very, very good. Especially the imagination is really, really, really, really big. And some of the plots are really funny. Highly recommended, really highly recommended, it's really beautiful. It looks so good beyond words.

It is recommended to update ten times a day, it is interesting. However, it is not recommended to watch Thunder God and Delta. I personally enjoyed watching it. In the first chapter where the heroine eats World of Warcraft, I had a vision of Hannibal, and in the exchange student chapter, I had a vision of Shaco in League of Legends. To sum up, I have enjoyed reading at least 19 chapters so far. I recommend updating ten chapters a day [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] Can the author update 6,000 words a day? 4,000 A day is really not enough. Now I catch up on updates every 2-3 days. In order to support my little author, I wait for 8 o'clock every day to recharge my love. Then if I have time, I just go to the end and click on updates but don't watch them. I always save up for two days to watch them. I hope it won't affect the author's data. I really tried my best, mainly because 4,000 a day is too high.

Damn it, why is this book only rated 6.8 So far! It feels like it shouldn't stop at such a small score! ! Is there something wrong with the display on my phone? (Hey? Su Mian is so cutekkkk, especially when she is complaining in her heart. At first glance, she looks like a genius scroller, but Wadasi is a complainer at heart (! The author's writing is really fluent and funny. It's very relaxing and enjoyable to read. It gives me a sense of experience like watching a rice drama (?). I like this kind of refreshing but not brainless feeling. Teachers love to watch it more🥰🥰 I really want to grab the collars of readers who are passing by and kneel down to beg them to read... (Bushi

The battle scenes are full of excitement. Whether it is the actual combat competition in the magic academy, the border warcraft raid, or the ice field warcraft hegemony, they are all described in a tense and exciting way. The collision of elemental magic and the use of tactics are very graphic; at the same time, there are a lot of light and funny daily plots interspersed, such as the heroine's posing Swindling children out of pocket money, riding a broomstick to fill cups, turning over forums to refute rumors, arranging owed gold coins and throwing them away, etc. Are humorous and humorous, which alleviates the tension of the battle. However, the world view is slightly fragmented, and the details such as the forces and rules of the Magic Continent are not fully explained, and some settings are brushed aside.

Group portrait lovers are ecstatic! The heroine is a genius, and every supporting role also has its own highlight moment. From the family test to the melee in the ice field, from the transparent person with debt to the hidden genius, Kaya's growth line is very clear, and the supporting characters also have their own charms. I stayed up late to catch up on the latest chapter, and the more I watched, the more interesting it became. From the surprise discovery of fire talent in the family test to the ice field melee, from the "huge debt" of five gold coins to the "hidden genius" hotly discussed on the forum, Kaya's counterattack was a joy to watch. The group portraits are great, every character has flesh and blood!

The most interesting part of this book is the collision of power systems. The protagonist uses the idea of ​​​​cultivating immortals to study magic and uses magic runes as formations. The fighting style is particularly novel and not mindless at all. The daily life in the academy is very funny. The protagonist uses the magic broom as a magic weapon for flying with a sword. The supporting characters are also very vivid, and there is no dull tool man. The plot is very solid. The protagonist slowly explores the method of merging spiritual power and magic power. Upgrading relies on brains and experience, which is naturally exciting but not exaggerated. If you like a mix of Western fantasy and immortality, this book is very interesting and highly recommended.

It's quite good-looking. It's a rare fantasy magic novel about cultivating immortals and traveling through the West. The heroine uses the idea of ​​formation patterns to dismantle the magic runes. The integration of the dual systems of spiritual power and magic is very delicately written. There is no brainless crushing, the battle is won by clever reaction of elements, and the daily school scenes are easy to watch.

It writes about the far-reaching artistic conception of Eastern Taoism and also outlines the scenery of the Western-style fantasy continent. The two writing styles blend naturally, making it soothing and healing to read. It is a little regrettable that there are many campus branches in the early stage, the pace of the main plot is slow, and the background description of some mainland forces is brief. It lays the foundation for daily life on campus, and foreshadows the exploration of the world through secret exploration. As the plot progresses, clues that the energy of the two worlds are of the same origin slowly emerge. The story layout starts from a small magic academy, and the combat description breaks out of the monotonous mode of elemental confrontation. The protagonist combines Taoist practices and elemental magic to create his own unique fighting method. The talisman cooperates with the magic circle and the true essence to harmonize the torrent of elements. The fighting style is novel and full of visuals. The writing is online, and it realistically describes the reincarnation of a monk to learn magic. The system is rigorous and not perfunctory, and the more you chase, the better! The daily life in the academy, getting along with classmates, magic assessment, trials in secret realms, and confrontations between alien races are interspersed just right. There is no brainless slap in the face, no forced blood, and no garbage plot just to make up the word count. The reading experience is very comfortable, and the more you read, the more addictive you become.

The rhythm is comfortable, the upgrades are gradual, and the small twists and turns of being limited in early cultivation and being in debt are very real. The episodes of flying on a broomstick and fighting in actual battles left a deep impression on me. The fusion of Eastern spiritual power and Western magic is very innovative. If you like Western fantasy + dual cultivation themes, you can follow it with confidence.

This book really exceeded expectations. The two systems of Eastern immortality and Western magic are integrated very well. The slap-in-the-face plot is not deliberate, and the daily and college plots are intertwined very naturally. I really like this book [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]