After Collecting His Body, He Became the Father of the Magic World!

The first is your own book, which must be well received. Secondly, I see many people have mentioned that it takes so long to fight a level 1 magician. At this point, I have a big doubt. I think there are many factors involved in a qualified battle. It is true that the sky and the curse have absolute numerical values, but can an ordinary person who has just traveled through the past for less than a day really grasp this power immediately? If it's a system text, if you scold me like this, I won't object. The protagonist does not rely on the system to obtain the sky and the curse. If it were true that Heaven and Curse were invincible from the start, there would be no need to stay at the Zenyuan home for so long. Moreover, many people seem to think that level 1 magicians are weak. According to the evaluation in the original book, level 1 magicians are equivalent to an army. So I personally think it's okay to use this battle as the protagonist's awakening battle. Later, when they destroyed the Chanyuan family, they almost always crushed them. Regarding the relationship between Jinichi and Naoya, it was indeed my mistake. I accidentally read a wrong comment when checking the information. This was indeed my problem, but it has been corrected.

First, let's discuss the matter. From the current point of view, this book does not have too many poisonous points. It has foreshadowing where it should be, and it also has a sense of immersion. It is the kind of book that can be read. Then let's explore it now. The biggest controversy among other comments is the battle with the Zenyuan Fan in the first four chapters. I guess what everyone wants to see is to just push it away. But once written like this, it will not be of any benefit to the subsequent plot. It should be noted that this is the world view of a comprehensive comic, and this comprehensive comic also sews the sun and the moon together, and it begins to pave the way for the sun and the moon in more than 20 chapters. What kind of perversions are there in Sun and Moon? To be honest, none of the spells can beat me. Don't tell me that Gojo Satoru is infinite and invincible. People are playing with cause and effect. Gojo can't even defend against the Space Slash, let alone interfering with cause and effect. Then let's take a closer look at this battle. First, the protagonist takes it easy not long after traveling through time. There are two restraints added to the Zen Yuan Fan, one of which is at the cost of life. You must know that in the world view of magic, the bondage at the cost of life has been bonused, which is very terrifying. So I really don't know what those people are arguing about. Have they really read it? Later, they thought that what the protagonist wrote was the chapter of Jojo, but Jojo was originally an encounter, and the protagonist was not with the group, so there was no accurate target at all, so what happened to the longer fight? Anyway, looking at the arrangements for these battles so far, I think they look pretty good. To sum up, I would say it is a masterpiece, not that it is a masterpiece, but it is watchable.

It's quite historical, but I feel like it's not as well written as the one where the setting came true.

The setting is so interesting that I can't even guess the next step.

Anyway, I think it looks pretty good.

It's a hundred times more beautiful than imagined, come and take a look.

It's refreshing and dense, and the more you watch, the more energetic you become.

Not bad, good, come on

The sewing is quite good.

I am really convinced by the author's imagination, absolutely!

I don't know what's going on behind, but the front has already caught my attention.

Okay, okay, at least it's not too poisonous now, so it's acceptable. Trivia: In fact, I'm a human [laughing][laughing]

It was so good that I finished reading it in one sitting. It is recommended that the author update 50 chapters a day [smile][smile][smile]

Well written, clear writing style, lively and interesting content

The rhythm is just right, not delayed or rushed.