The God of Magic Descends

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 heroine Celine appeared, I knew this book was garbage enough to be discarded.

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 do you regret sleeping with an elf princess, and then kill her to become a god?

Now that I have read Chapter 487, the feeling this book gives me is that it gets worse as it goes on. The protagonist is either putting out a fire or on the way to put out a fire. Forget it, the problem is that there is no change at all after rescuing. There is the Lord of the Abyss and the God of Destruction outside the world, and there are ghosts in the world. Then I wonder if the world is destroyed, no matter how good it is, there is a hammer? The protagonist knows everything, doesn't say anything, and just puts out the fire. The most outrageous thing is that all the masters in the world, unless the protagonist needs it, are on the fringe, or they are acting as insiders. The book is finished without the protagonist, right? Indeed, that's okay.

I came here after listening to the book, and now I heard that the Duke was deceived and was about to fall, and suddenly I felt very boring. The protagonist went around the world to put out fires, but it was of no use. Once things were done here, something happened somewhere else. The protagonist rushed over in a hurry, but something happened again here. And there was a feeling that the more the protagonist saved the world, the worse it got. Originally, ten or twenty years later The powerful demons that appeared later were all figured out by the protagonist in advance. He finally won the battle, but it was a miserable victory. The protagonist was deceived and fell into corruption as soon as he took over as the army commander. The battle in the Yodle capital was also won. In the end, a god cheated and detonated the magic network in the city. It makes no sense to write it like this. . .

Such a book was actually recommended to me

The protagonist is a saint. ? Give all your money to someone you know for two days to pay tuition, then live in an attic and eat black bread, cooperate with others to suppress bandits, do your best, and then give most of the money seized to others. . Receive a few subordinates and give them money and equipment. . I am so poor. . What kind of spirit do you have? . . If you still practice magic, you can build a temple and offer yourself up for others to burn incense.

A god who was about to be hammered to death made a system for the male protagonist, giving him some freedom in completing tasks. Where does the power come from? Is it the divine power of the God of Glory, or does it just pop out of thin air? If you have this ability, you can still be beaten to death. The male protagonist is talking about the Dharma God. Is he the Dharma God who presses qwer to release his skills? Is the magical ability of the natives of another world not better than the male protagonist? A level 0 magic apprentice goes in and out of the girls' dormitory as if he were in a deserted place, casually hypnotizing magicians with a higher level than himself. The cross-level battle is still 1v3. The system made by this god who was beaten half to death is really powerful.

Dharma god level? ? ? A legend is a legend, a demigod is a demigod, a magic god-level shaman ghost! God of magic level? Ever since I came into contact with DND, I can no longer accept other crappy systems! 😅