Where Are the Magic Props?

The author's urban part feels so boring It is recommended to write more about the time travel part.

Friendly reminder: Please don't use your brain when reading this book, otherwise you will find that you can't stand it at all.

In fact, if you want to write a funny and joyful book, the protagonist must first be invincible, because he is not an invincible character. There is a noun to describe it as funny, it is called death, and the protagonist who keeps pretending to die and still lives is called Stephen Chow. Not everyone has his talent for telling stories. That's right, so the more suitable protagonist is an invincible protagonist, and your current protagonist is not invincible at all. It's been a hundred chapters, and your protagonist is still as weak as a chicken. He is still in a place like Marvel that can die at any time. How many readers do you think will be interested?

Hahaha, let's not talk about Dali. If I want to forgive you, you'll laugh your ass off.

Author, if you write that the protagonist traveled through time and became a foreigner, can you just use a foreign name? It looks very confusing! Easily discard books

How should I put it, there are too many coincidences. And it's so wasteful. I feel like it's not good, it's too novice.

No more. . . . . . .

In addition to learning new magical knowledge, ordinary wizards use meditation to improve their spirit, magic power and life. However, since the system was established, this protagonist has been deceived by the system.

Sorry, I know the advertisement is a bit annoying. I wish you to become a god soon. "Eglise's Personality Book" What kind of life deflection will happen to the people who are registered in the personality book? In the realm of time and space, the battle of the gods, the guardians of the divine pillars, and the raging dragons, can humans fight for this?

With a total of 100 points, the protagonist casually bought a disposable 40-meter-long knife with 30 points. Is his IQ negative? Then he used it twice inexplicably. Inexplicably, he was considered to have a wizard talent, and the task was completed inexplicably. . . . . . This is really useless to complain about. To be honest, even if the author directly sets the protagonist to have a wizard talent, it will be better than this mentally retarded plot!

In fact, I think it's pretty good-looking 😄😄Author:

It seems that Steel Refining has upgraded the combat effectiveness of alchemy. It seems that Steel Refining is the only one who has elevated the concept of alchemy to the level of the oldest Kabbalah Tree of Life, right? The highest pursuit of alchemy seems to be this, the inverted tree, the ten elements, the three pillars, replenishing life, etc. The combat effectiveness is definitely not bad if you follow this. The B level is also very high, and it seems to be universal in all worlds. After all, most of these big concepts are universal in the world.

1. Where is Jinling? Nanjing? If Nanjing, such a big city, and the capital of a province, actually created a cute agency... It's like you telling me now that the Los Angeles Police Department has only three people, no guns, only batons... Do you think any reader will not be upset after seeing this kind of plot? No matter what the world background is, in an international city with a population of tens of millions, even the street management office cannot have only a few people... 2. Since the background world of the protagonist is Marvel, he should have discovered it long ago. Why is there no foreshadowing or introduction at all? As for the Marvel world, anyone who goes in, as long as they know a little bit about Marvel, should be able to find out immediately. It's a very simple reason. Whether you go in to read a newspaper, surf the Internet, or read the news, there will always be big news in the Stark Group. Even at the time of Howard Stark, there was also big news, such as the Stark Industry Expo, such as the news of Howard's death. Such big news must be headline-level even in China, so why is there no news at all? 3. Why is transfiguration classified into alchemy? This is a bit puzzling. It seems that no matter which system it is in, transfiguration relies on magic, right? Or does it add blood? But no matter how you calculate it, how can it be classified as alchemy? What does this have to do with alchemy? Transformation in the HP world is even more of a curse. If you are insensitive to magic and have low talent for spells, you will not be able to transform. So it would be a bit funny to see that the protagonist's talent for spells is mediocre. If your talent for spells is mediocre, then what kind of wizard style do you want to play? Whether you are a wizard, a mage or a warlock, the first prerequisite is to have a talent for spells. Which legal system have you seen that does not recite spells in battle? Even though it can be cast instantly in the later stage, is there anyone who doesn't recite the incantation when they first learn it in the early stage? And I think the most worthy of development in the HP world is the magic spells, not those fighting Avatars and the like, but the magic spells involving space, matter, soul, and time such as apparation, transformation, shrinkage, and Horcruxes. These are the powerful aspects of the mysterious side. To play these, you must first be proficient in magic spells and ancient magic texts, because the basis for the spells developed in the HP world is ancient magic texts. If you throw away these descriptions, then why go to the HP world? I suggest you sort it out. The reason why the mystery side is attractive is because there are in-depth research in areas that have not been covered by science. The unknown is the most fascinating, so so many people read it. If you can't write these, then you might as well switch to the science and technology stream. It is simple and straightforward. Everyone has studied it and understands it.

Can you please not change the name? It looks awkward.

Only after you work hard do you realize that the IQ gap is insurmountable.

The first few chapters of "Wizard Live Room" are from which novel? It feels good.

Recently I was reading a novel about Saiyans in another world, but the author is a bit slow in updating it, saying that it needs to be collected in large quantities. If anyone likes this type, you can save it and let the author enjoy it more. The book is called "The Legend of Ace"

"A Different History of the Human Race" is the history of the struggle of the human race. How can the down-and-out human race [break away] from the enslavement of the elves? How to crush the former mortal enemy, the Orc Alliance? How to stand out in a continent full of hundreds of ethnic groups? How to stand up against the Orc Empire and the Elf Royal Court? How to break through the three-legged confrontation and become the hegemon? The fusion of hope and persistence, the collision of wisdom and strength,

It's toxic. It feels like the author didn't even collect the necessary information before writing the book. Many plots are not only cliche, but also lack logic and have plot holes.

"A Different History of the Human Race" looks at how the down-and-out human race [breaks free] from the enslavement of the elves? How to crush the former mortal enemy, the Orc Alliance? How to stand out in a continent full of hundreds of ethnic groups? How to stand up against the Orc Empire and the Elf Royal Court? How to break through the three-legged confrontation and become the hegemon? The fusion of hope and persistence, the collision of wisdom and strength...

"A Different History of the Human Race" looks at how the down-and-out human race [breaks free] from the enslavement of the elves? How to crush the former mortal enemy, the Orc Alliance? How to stand out in a continent full of hundreds of ethnic groups? How to stand up against the Orc Empire and the Elf Royal Court? How to break through the three-legged confrontation and become the hegemon? The fusion of hope and persistence, the collision of wisdom and strength...

😅I always feel like watching the finale

It seems like it's going to end forcefully, and HP's next few books won't make up for it?

When I first read it, I found that the author was very careless. Many parts of HP were obviously different from the original work. The plot should not be followed but the plot should be followed. The original work clearly mentioned that he would suddenly write out things that did not happen without any reason. This book can only be read by Shu Huang, a running account

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Khan, the Destroyer is not that weak. Thor's hammer can deform the captain's shield, and the Destroyer can smash the metal Uru (basic Asgardian artifacts are made of this material). Therefore, the seismic gold puppet cannot hold the Destroyer Hammer at all. Secondly, his mask can emit high-energy rays, and his body can also generate shock waves.

This book is pretty good. I'm reading it now. I highly recommend it.

So, Harry is the savior, but he will never become the second Dumbledore.

The dog-faced human reminds me of Teacher Hell

Please take my knees please take my knees