The Netherese Archmage

Such a mercenary and inhumane pig's foot has the nerve to say that he was betrayed. He is also a scumbag, so why are he pretending to be a victim?

It is recommended to run away directly: the economy in this book is broken and the values ​​​​are messed up; the protagonist at level 2 will cause trouble at every turn, and every time he gets beaten up, he has to say: I really don't like this feeling of being out of control! The key point is that this b incident was all caused by him. When a spell is level 10, it can withstand several legendary swords. If it is raised to level 99, it cannot withstand a falling stone. If it is level 100 with divinity, it cannot withstand a level 7 ferocious bear. Don't really look at it. If you ask me why I am still a trainee? All I can say is that I am not a fool to pay for this kind of book.

Speaking of which, although many books boast that a Grand Arcanist with a career level of 40+ can face the gods directly, that is not true. . . . What I really want to complain about is that the gods of dnd are really powerful. They don't say they believe in gods. The reason why they need faith is because of the restrictions of gods. Moreover, belief can only guarantee that the gods will not drop the level and cannot upgrade the gods. The power of the gods of dnd comes from their authority. If you want to upgrade, you must obtain a more powerful priesthood. And even the weakest divine power is not comparable to that of ordinary objects. It can kill the incarnation of gods at most, let alone the 40+ great arcanist. The primordial warlock who hung up in the sky in the setting sun of the catastrophe only expelled the gods from the crystal wall system, and did not kill any gods. If you want to kill a god, only the saint is in turmoil (but that is actually only because the god has been reduced to the incarnation of the god), and there is no other way.

Author, do you have any plans for the new book? 😁

Everyone who writes about mages in DND these days feels that spell damage is terrible. . . . Instead of magic, it solves the problem. Also in DND, a mage is usually good because he knows what he encounters so that he can find the corresponding spell to solve it, so isn't the best cheat to change spells at any time? Why didn't the author's mage just write as a mage who has spell penetration, ignores magic, and is immune to a fireball that kills people? Is there any difference? Is there any difference between being smashed to death with a fireball, hacked to death with a knife, or struck to death with a lightning storm, etc.? The exciting thing about spell battle is not the confrontation but the contest of wits.

There are so many authors, but there are so few. Don't just post about it in book reviews,

I can't understand it. Alas, it's obvious that it's easy to level up, but her mother doesn't want to level up. It's obvious that she can level up quickly by bringing her men with her to fight monsters, but she talks about so many boring things? This is the most poisonous point of this book

The first thing I do after get off work every day is to read this book and update a few more pictures. Come on, author.

You must wear women's clothing and be the first person to start! ! !

Anyone who doesn't like me is Lu Han. Ouch ouch