The Sorcerer Who Unleashed the Fourth Calamity

Your level 1 mid-stage peak warlock is really out of character!

I don't understand why, if you have the ability to summon players, you don't just create or enslave a race to do your bidding? The energy required for player arrival, resurrection, and leveling up, coupled with your terrible organization, willpower, and mentality—I don't understand where the players' advantage lies. Capturing a whole army of orcs would be more useful than players; how can you possibly upgrade every orc to superhuman level?

Remember, not all players are like the Fourth Scourge, such as those in Minecraft games who only focus on leveling up by killing monsters. Players with mods and command blocks in Minecraft are far superior.

Overall it's alright, but the character level system is a bit awkward. "Level 1 Intermediate"? Author, are you serious? Is this Level 1 or Intermediate? You can write "Level 1 Intermediate" or "Level 1 Intermediate" as you like. I don't understand why you need to set up a level like "Level 1 Intermediate".

I hope we don't assume other civilizations are rigid and stupid. I've read a bit, and I don't think that player is that great. Is the player creative? It seems like they just like to court death, relying on their invincibility to do so. They're weaker than armies in the early game and weaker than real civilizations in the late game.

The Fourth Calamity originally referred to the cheat dogs of the stars. Now it generally refers to a creature that can resurrect infinitely and disregards moral contracts, existing in the real world with a playful attitude. Not just humans

We'll be recruiting some minor characters here. These could be native figures from the six worlds, players, or even some kind of futuristic technology or magic—there are no restrictions. PS: The more amazing the player's name, the better; the more distinctive the personality, the better. We will select the best ones.

The false Fourth Calamity: a weak body, lax discipline, no organization, and simply courting death. The true fourth catastrophe: an iron torrent, with iron discipline; when poor, they resort to tactical infiltration; when successful, they bomb the enemy.

I like this type of story, where the overall quality of the players is constantly "WTF." Some even have plot points, like a Green Forest Gathering where top masters from the Diancang Sect willingly drink mushroom soup? Or at least drink it? Even drugging the drink would be better, but the point is, they wrote so much about the mushroom soup plot! It feels forced.

I still remember your fabricated myths, but I don't know why they were taken down. Sigh.