The Netherese Archmage

This greedy and inhuman protagonist has the nerve to say he was betrayed and is a scumbag himself, yet he pretends to be a victim.

My advice is to just run away: This book has a terrible economy and nonsensical stats; the protagonist is a level 2 character who causes trouble all the time, and every time he gets beaten up, he says, "I really don't like this feeling of being out of control!" The worst part is, he gets all this trouble himself.

Speaking of which, while many books boast that a level 40+ Archmage can face gods directly, that's all fake... What I really want to complain about is that the gods in D&D are truly, truly powerful. They don't talk about worshipping gods; the reason they need worship is because of the limitations imposed by gods above gods.

Author, is there any progress on your new book yet? 😁

These days, D&D writers all seem to focus on the sheer power of spell damage... Rather than the effectiveness of spells in solving problems. And in D&D, a mage's strength usually lies in knowing how to use the appropriate spell to solve a given situation. So, isn't the best cheat code to be able to switch spells at will?

The author needs to update more often; it's too infrequent. Stop posting it in book reviews.

I just can't understand it. It's so easy to level up, but she just won't. She could level up quickly by just bringing along some minions to fight monsters, so why all this boring stuff? That's the biggest flaw in this book.

The first thing I do every day after get off work is check how many new chapters this book has been updated. Keep it up, author!

I absolutely must wear women's clothing and become the number one on Qidian!

Those who don't give me likes are all Lu Han. Aww!