[The King's Avatar] Can a Magical Girl Named Muggle Win the Glory Crown?

With the change of policy (yes, full-timers will be able to apply for the V list soon), it is also because this season has come to an end, and there will be three more seasons and two World Invitational Championships to write, and there will be at least 700,000 words... So it is tentatively scheduled to be completed after the end of this season, and the next part "It is normal to want to win another championship after winning one" will be opened to eat up the traffic of the list (Cat-headed Rat. Jpg) Please go to the column to get it for yourself! Thank you everyone, love you~

Although it's normal to lose and win, it's quite uncomfortable to stop here. Moreover, the Thunder really lost because of things like skill points. It's not like the Thunder can't afford them. Hey, it feels like they are destined to be the champion.

I still think the skill points thing is too buggy and is unique to one family. What do you think is the difference between other All-Glory teams and [Joker]? [Clown][clown][clown]

I did a lot of mental preparation before watching it. I still feel regretful.

Finished spreading flowers - off to read another one! The teacher's battle is so well written and so passionate.

It's so frustrating to write in such detail to see how the protagonist loses... [Tucking my chin] To force the protagonist to not win the championship by luck, isn't it the new version of Zhang Jiale [Tickling my chin]

I still returned to the skill points... The teacher wrote so well. Losing is not the kind of inexplicable loss. Xuanbao really did a good job. Xuanbao

It's so beautiful. It's a good work that can be read over and over again. People who like battle plots will really fall in love with it! In addition, I recommend Lele, and the Lele written in this book really fits the image of Zhang Jiale in my mind. A crazy inner demon with hundreds of flowers, and then defeating "I only want Liao Yaoxiang" fully reflects Lele's strength and brokenness. I am really grateful to be able to see such an article. I will read it again and again.

After reading this for the second time, I still feel that I can't calm down... I remember when I watched it for the first time, I was worried that it would end up in a situation where I encountered a monster with a skill point on the road and couldn't defeat it with all my strength. I thought that would be a bit too plot-killing (I watch e-sports, so of course I want the protagonist to win the championship, right? Hahaha). Although it is difficult to avoid it now with skill points and the new competition system, the author still wrote it really well... I still feel a little hot after the second playthrough.

It still looks good after repainting [Spreading Flowers] Come on, come on