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[Not the Virgin] [Don't tear down the original cp] [Save the tragedy of the original] Luo Jiu traveled through time and entered the world of a full-time mage. When he first arrived at the orphanage, he discovered that he had possessed the prototype of one of the elemental systems, the water system, since birth! Not only that, he found that his water system seemed to be a little different from other water systems? His primary water magic doesn't seem to be as simple as the ordinary defensive magic water control... Many years later, Luo Jiu fell silent as he looked at the imperial ocean overlords who bowed to him. I'm just an "ordinary" person. Are you so afraid of me? Didn't I just beat you up? Could it be said that all current emperors are so cowardly?

In the previous life, Lu Xia accidentally obtained a Xuanwu pendant. He thought it was a fake, but unexpectedly it turned out to be a genuine one. So out of helplessness, he had to take it with him and was forced to travel to the world of France. However, when the magic awakened unexpectedly, he actually awakened the water element, one of the three wastes in the early stage? He thought he could only stay behind the scenes in the early stage, but unexpectedly after releasing the magic, Lu Xia suddenly realized that his knowledge was too short-sighted. Who said the water system can't be C? ! Facing the people who looked down on the water element in the early stage, Lu Xia just wanted to say one thing: "You dare to hit me!" Many years later, facing the overwhelming army of demons, Lu Xia only said one sentence: "Who dares to break my shield!" "What? You said it would be fine if you don't hit me?" "It's so funny, magic changes so fast, why can't I take the initiative to attack?" This book is also known as "I am playing shield counterattack in all France", "I am invincible with 100% counterattack", "I am a full-time mage and wear anti-armor", "Who said defensive mage can't C" ps: Try to save all the original tragedies that can be saved while ensuring the safety of the protagonist.