The Elemental Warfront

A mage with crazy attribute points and endurance points is also drunk. Can anyone tell me when this idiot will start to gain intelligence points? Even alchemy requires brains, okay? What the hell is it that you can make something with blueprints? This kind of heavily armored mage is really uncomfortable to watch.

The book is a good book, but I don't know if the author is a good person.

Nowadays, there are always weird protagonists in various novels who add points, or the kind where I have more points than others, so I need to add points to all attributes, but I can't understand the operation. If the combat power of the same level is crushed, it is crushing. If a high-level person crushes a low-level person, is it not crushing?

I hope this book can be well updated and completed.

The writing is quite good. It's in the same series as The Super Mechanic, but I feel that your writing is better than him. Although that book is very famous, I can't read it in the later period. The author works hard. I can't give you financial support, but I can give you moral support. By the way, please give me a recommendation vote. Don't be disturbed by others. Keep your own pace. If you have problems, you can slow down a little. Don't collapse. You can write a million words, which is absolutely impressive.

Are you kidding me? An alchemical creation requires more than a thousand blueprints? They are all numbered. You drew too many in the card drawing game.

After reading Chapter 40, both the economic system and the experience system collapsed. Level 20 of Cricket requires tens of millions of experience to upgrade, and tens of millions of gold coins to buy the so-called T1 suit (bronze set or black iron set, I forget). There are many typos and key words are often wrong (for example, the seventh legion is written as the sixth legion). At first, I thought it was an excellent imitation, but now the evaluation has dropped. It is a very average game article. You can watch it, but the reading experience is very average.

For someone like me who is very sensitive to data... Slip away

As a mage NPC, you are not limited to fire spells. You have to play pure fire spells. If you want to play fire spells, just use fire spells. You only learn four skills. I'm really drunk. I limit you to the skill bar? You don't even need to learn basic spells. You are really talented.

The major human fortresses in the book are real traps. The two tribes of insects and demons are basically blocked by the Iron-blooded Banner Fortress, while the other fortresses, including the Hope Fortress and the Holy Light Fortress, are soy sauce gangs. They watch the whole show. After the lord of the Iron-Blooded Fortress was injured (pretended), he sent one or two of his subordinates there. The Storm Fortress waited behind to carry out sabotage, trap the potential human race, cooperate with the insect demons, and sell information. I just want to ask, doesn't the author find this kind of world strange?