Become a Part of a Fantasy World

Dear author, I hope that in the future when the protagonist switches to legendary level or higher, he will not become the supreme ruler of the universe, or the supreme and most powerful god. If he becomes a legendary mage, I hope he becomes a regular legendary mage, or a normal demigod. Ultimately, I hope this doesn't happen in a year. I expect it will take at least ten or twenty years to get to this level. In other words, age progresses. Even if he is blessed by heaven, it will be insulting to other hard working people. Hopefully, in the process of getting stronger, he might even get married and have children. Thanks and good luck.

I don't want the author to modify the plot according to the readers' suggestions. In the end, you will be dissatisfied with the writing and the plot will not be on the original storyline. Caring too much about readers' opinions can lead to trouble.

I personally feel that equivalent exchange is a core of this book. The beginning of exchanging everything you own on earth for identity, knowledge, property, etc. In another world is very beautiful. The performance after that is also good. You can use gold coins to directly exchange for spell-casting materials like the ordinary krypton gold system. You can enhance the weaker attributes than the opponent after killing like the monster-killing system (be careful not to be too strong). You can also enviably exchange excess fat for temporary additional spell slots. In emergencies, you can replace prepared spells with unprepared spells that you have mastered. Ring spells (one more thing to mention here, the protagonist's current performance in spell preparation is a bit extraordinary. With limited spell slots, he uses unpopular spells immediately when encountering situations where he needs to use unpopular spells. Perhaps the author should use sporadic words to show the protagonist's exchange process). You can even completely forget some knowledge, spells, and skills in exchange for mastering other knowledge, spells, and skills. But it may be that the protagonist has too few things in the early stage, and the performance of this wonderful exchange is unsatisfactory. As he learns martial arts and kills the shadow dragon, the protagonist can exchange more and more things, and the golden fingers of equal exchange are becoming more and more effective. During the battle, he can switch between different schools such as Shadow Hand Style and Desert Wind Style to complete different offensives. Switch different dragon-born identities such as Shadow Dragon, Bronze Dragon or Fire Dragon to obtain different resistance and breath types. This kind of switching can make the battle exciting. I look forward to the author's better performance.

If an undead with free will and intelligence, like some lichs (although according to the setting, these people cling to death and never let go), what would happen if they used one or two wishing spells to wish for resurrection?

Racial class/bloodline. The author must not forget that the protagonist is not purely human. If he were a purely humanoid, he wouldn't have to worry about racial class. But since he is now part of multiple bloodlines, he now inherits racial traits. Bloodline Racial level and professional level are two fundamentally different things. Therefore, it is important to note that it is different from a regular career. In fact, depending on how close you are to a species, you might not even need to level up. You can be born at the highest level. For example, if your mother is a dragon and your father is a human, your bloodline level will be maximum. ______ Bloodline Sometimes, an individual is born somewhat different from other creatures of that species. The individual's abilities are linked to their various ancestors, such as dragons, giants, celestials, or demons. The generation of blood vessels can come from various reasons. Maybe the character has an unusual ancestor, such as a dragon that shapeshifted among humans or elves. Perhaps the character traveled back in time to a very ancient time when all species were closely related by blood. It is also possible that the bloodline is the result of unusual supernatural forces manifesting during conception, pregnancy or childbirth. It could also be a divine decree, part of an ancient prophecy or a wild adventure. The DM should decide the truth behind the bloodline, although the character never needs to know why he is different. Bloodline Source and Strength Each bloodline has both an origin (the creature type that makes the character unique) and a strength (weak, medium, strong). The stronger the bloodline, the stronger the abilities and advantages it gives. Each source has a weak bloodline associated with it. A weak bloodline will not change the character too much, and it will not give him strong power beyond ordinary people. In some cases, the only possible strength associated with that bloodline is that of a weak bloodline. This is usually due to the bloodline coming from a relatively weak creature, such as a tauren or hag. Many sources also have medium bloodlines. This affects the character's abilities more significantly and comes from more powerful races, such as elementals, slaadi, and many dragons and giants. Powerful bloodlines come only from the strongest and oldest sources, including celestial beings, devils, demons, and the most powerful dragons. A character with a strong bloodline is a powerful descendant of his ancestors, possessing signature abilities and powers.

Don't be like this. I'll go to the running group to help you with recommendations. I'm struggling!

It was a bit good-natured at the beginning, but then it suddenly turned dark. Then the plot arrangement of the later chapters was not as refined as the previous ones. It felt like it was getting worse the more I wrote it.

People in the fantasy world are called by Chinese names. It makes me laugh when I watch it. I can't stand it at all.

We are soliciting various supporting roles, villains, supporting roles, etc. From all book friends. There is no limit to the requirements, and there will be priority excerpts in the corresponding standard format. The current character card format is: Name: If there is no name, please write the abbreviation. Gender: If you have no gender concept, write none. If you are androgynous, you must also write it down. Race: You can fill in the race of humans, elves, etc. You can also create your own race and indicate its abilities. Background: The character's growth history. Age: Negative ages are generally not accepted (ie: death at birth, growth in the past timeline). Just state it roughly, such as young, young, or mature. Occupation: If it is a monster, you can directly write monster level X. Such as the body snatcher monster level 2. Allows for multiple professions to be part-time and advanced professions. Attributes: Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma. Some creatures do not have certain attributes. For example, mechanical creations such as golems do not have physical attributes (except for activated [that is, flesh-and-blood] machines) Feats: Characteristics of a character. For example, they are particularly beautiful, have stronger hands than ordinary people, are born with yin and yang eyes, etc. Skills: knowledge possessed by a character Identity: What role you currently play in the world. Property: Only need to write down the iconic items, others can be omitted. If you are a businessman, you can directly write a certain chamber of commerce (caravan) [worth XX wealth gold coins]. Purpose of appearance: decent or evil. Example: Name: Sophia Lane Gender: Female Age: 19 years old Occupation: Rogue Level 2 (ordinary level) Attributes: Strength 12, Agility 16, Constitution 10, Intelligence 10, Perception 16, Charisma 14 Expertise: Anecdotal Search (generating), Enhanced Stealth Level 1, Sense Motive Level 2, Charming (Talent) Identity: Trainee intelligence collector of the Hunter Mercenary Group. Property: 1 short sword, exquisite leather armor, 6 gold coins.

Updated for 125 consecutive days, it's a pity that it's discontinued

The most outstanding thing about this book is its preface. This method of traveling through equivalent substitution is really good.

Although I don't feel that the protagonist has done anything wrong, I feel awkward when I think that the protagonist's decisions are all influenced by the magic book. I hope that the protagonist can eliminate the influence as soon as possible. The most important thing for a mage is reason←_←

There is a new volume, are there new character cards issued?

The part about betraying teammates was as painful as eating shit. It is rare to find a good book of this type.

Personally, I think if you don't believe in God, how will the time traveler choose in the early stage, but what about the later stage? Also, belief in God is the universal value in this kind of world. Even mages cannot escape death (maybe there are no unbelievers building walls in this world), but who can guarantee that their soul will not be played with after death? Especially the more powerful creatures or strong people. To put it bluntly, Western faith is actually a contract. If you believe in me, follow my way, and teach my teachings, I will give you strength during your lifetime and let you rest in peace after death (let alone being assimilated by rules or the kingdom of God. Compared with being used as currency or the core of constructs, what is the disadvantage of having self-awareness and living for hundreds or thousands of years? (Say something) It doesn't sound good, maybe the god died before assimilation) So there is no need to deliberately resist belief, as long as you are not a fanatical believer, you can tolerate it. If I were to time travel, I might not have any faith at first, but I would definitely choose a god carefully in the later period (really time travel = eternal life?) And at least buy insurance.

Before you watch it, let me support a group of people who are running in the group. Is the big brother a doughboy or an online group?

The author must have a bug. I remember that the necromancy system loses against the prophecy system. How can Pig's Feet detect prophecy spells such as magic? Then what does it lose against the prophecy system? Did I remember it wrong?

Goddess, a mage teaches a thief how to kill the mage. Let those poor mage apprentices who can't cast a few spells a day be spared.

The shapeshifting monster's ability to detect thoughts and change forms are both supernatural abilities, and supernatural abilities ignore anti-magic force fields and dispel magic, because it is not magic in itself but a physical phenomenon. For example, the body of an elemental creature looks like it is made of magic, but it is actually a supernatural ability, so it is impossible to kill the elemental creature instantly by dispelling magic. Therefore, the changing form of a shapeshifter cannot be seen through detection magic. Only true seeing can distinguish it. True seeing is a sixth-level spell, and humans are not demons with constant true seeing, so it is still very difficult to distinguish shapeshifters.