Mage Rhea

In the previous twenty chapters, the protagonist was a lone star descending from the sky. He escaped from the undead disaster and was chased by a duo of villains. After he upgraded to a higher level, he was killed by a fire spell, and then he was chased by a fire spell. After another upgrade, he was chased by an archer. It's endless, isn't it? This plot is really bad.

First of all, the protagonist is always being chased, which is very similar to the upgrading and slap-in-the-face routine. After that, the protagonist will not destroy the body after killing someone; and the protagonist doesn't have a storage ring at the beginning. He doesn't take other people's storage rings when he kills people, but just takes other people's things, and doesn't even check if there are other things on other people's bodies. His stuff; the most important thing after that is that every time I get a treasure after being chased, I am very reckless. If I don't know what it is, I just use my mental power to explore it and use it. Moreover, my mental power and magic power are almost exhausted when I try to detect it. I don't know that I need to ensure that my magic power and mental power are sufficient first? Finally, the protagonist doesn't understand a lot of knowledge, and the protagonist doesn't know information about many treasures, and he doesn't feel like a magician at all!

Fortunately, there is no system, it is more like a fantasy show-off type.

Besides pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, what else is there?

The protagonist's IQ is simply amazing. He clearly realizes that the swordsman may have a tracking tool, but he still doesn't look for it. Even if he doesn't look for it, he still has to release a few fireballs to destroy the corpse and eliminate traces. It's really NB.

The protagonist is so awesome, a 999-level magic apprentice.