The God of Magic Descends
法神降临
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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- Advent of the ArchmageEnglish name
- Descent of the God of MagicEnglish name
- DGMEnglish name
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The rest of this book is great, but the plot of Stallion is really unacceptable, and the female characters of Stallion are so disgusting and deliberate. Originally the writing was very good, but after reading it for three days and being poisoned twice, I really couldn't stand it anymore. Goodbye...
When the female protagonist, Celine, appeared, I knew this book was rubbish and I should drop it.
Surrounded by dozens of assassins to kill, the heroine appears and immediately loses consciousness, and then her heart is beating like a pig brother. While flaunting that she is calm and wise in everything she encounters, she becomes a pig brother when she sees a woman 😒
How could someone sleep with an elf princess, regret it, and then kill her to become a god?
I've read up to chapter 487 so far, and the book feels like it gets worse and worse as it goes on. The protagonist is either putting out fires or on his way to put out fires. That's bad enough, but the problem is that nothing changes at all. There's the Abyss Lord and the God of Destruction outside the world, and the world itself is full of traitors.
I don't understand why the protagonist kneels and licks every time he sees a beautiful woman.
Such a book was actually recommended to me
I came here listening to the audiobook, and now that I hear the Duke being tricked into falling into corruption, it suddenly feels really pointless. The protagonist is running around putting out fires all over the world, but it's all for nothing. Just when one problem is solved, another one arises, and the protagonist rushes over, only to have another problem.
The protagonist is a saint? He gives all his money to someone he'd only known for two days for tuition, then lives in an attic eating black bread; he collaborates with others to fight bandits, doing all the work himself, then gives the lion's share of the spoils to them; he takes on a few subordinates, showering them with money and equipment; yet he's dirt poor. What kind of spirit is this?
A god who was nearly beaten to death created a system for the protagonist, granting him free points for completing tasks. Where does his power come from? The divine power of the God of Light, or did it just appear out of thin air? With that kind of power, how could he get beaten to death?
God-level mage? Legendary is legendary, demigod is demigod, a god-level shaman is a ghost! God of Magic? Ever since I got into D&D, I can't accept any other messy systems! 😅