Invincible Healer

You were so cruel in the past, so you should completely persuade me to quit. What age is this? This kind of thing is no longer popular.

After reading a few chapters, I felt like the main character was so stupid. . . Abandoned.

I look so unhappy. Does it have anything to do with the title?

The first chapter really dissuaded many people.

He's creative, but his writing skills are too poor.

After reading Chapter 21, I have a question. If you have to cast the spell multiple times, can't you increase the magic power (or compress the magic power! Anyway, the same idea)? According to this routine, no matter how many levels the mage grows, the mage's damage will be constant (for example, fireball damage is 100. Ice sword damage is 105, never change)! But it contradicts the previous damage of fireball. It's so embarrassing that I feel like I have cancer. If you don't follow this routine (if the author later writes that the level is higher and the damage is increased), then a single healing spell from the senior priest can have the protagonist's current ten (for example) healing abilities. Then the question becomes, is the protagonist's new discovery still useful? He was discovered by someone who lost two healing skills a long time ago... (Don't update me, I said that other priests stopped healing until the injuries were healed. Don't forget the large-scale treatment in the later period, the severity of the patient's injuries varies! There are many, many skills that I won't mention)... There is a lot of nonsense. In short, it is very embarrassing to watch, and it is also very sad... The author, please don't think so hard.

Wouldn't it be more effective to use skills on the opponent's brain to make the skull grow, crowd out the opponent's brain, and kill him instantly? ? Why is it always the arms?