The Sorcerer Who Unleashed the Fourth Calamity

You, a mid-level peak warlock, are really a show!

If you don't understand the ability to summon players, why not create or enslave a race to do things for you? The energy needed for players to descend, the energy needed for resurrection, the energy needed for upgrades, extremely poor organization, extremely poor willpower, and extremely poor mentality. I don't understand what the player's advantage is? Catching a group of orcs is more useful than players. How can every orc be upgraded to superman?

Remember that not all players are the fourth natural disaster, such as online games that can only defeat monsters and upgrade. MCs with modules and command blocks are better than them.

Overall it's okay, but the character levels are really awkward. "Level 1 Intermediate", author, are you serious? Is this level one? Or intermediate level? You can write a first-level intermediate or a first-level intermediate. I don't understand why it is set at such a level as first-level and intermediate level.

I hope we don't assume that other civilizations are dull and stupid. After reading a little bit, I feel that the players are not very good. Players are creative? I feel like they just like to commit suicide. They will not die, so they commit suicide. In the early stage, it is not as good as the army, and in the later stage, it is not as strong as the real civilization. In real combat, those players are definitely not as strong as the army, unless they are cheated, but in this case, why not cheat the army? Isn't that stronger? Players just need to use it a little bit. They are definitely not as smooth and easy to use as the army.

The Fourth Scourge originally referred to the cheating dogs of the stars. Now it generally refers to creatures that can be resurrected indefinitely, ignore the constraints of moral contracts, and exist in the real world with a game mentality. Not just humans

Some accomplices will be chosen here. They can be indigenous characters in the six worlds, players, or even some kind of future technology or magic. There are no restrictions. PS: The more stunning the player's name, the better, and the more distinctive their personality, the better. Choose the best.

The false fourth natural disaster: weak body, lax discipline, no organization, and simply seeking death. The real fourth natural disaster: the torrent of steel, the steel-like discipline style, if it is poor, it will be interspersed with tactics, if it is high, it will be exploded by labor and management.

I like reading this type of game, because the overall quality of the players written about is terrible every day. There are some and so on, and there are plots, such as the Green Forest Conference, where a master from the Dian Cang sect comes and takes the initiative to taste and drink mushroom soup? No matter what, why not drink a bar? Wine spiked with drugs is better than this. The key is that there are so many plots about this mushroom soup! It's very deliberate. In fact, I think the protagonist is well written, and the supporting characters in ancient times are also good. It's just that these players are full of wretched, cheap, and elementary school students. Part of it is okay. The supporting characters in the key player camp all give people a feeling of sand sculptures. I personally think that something different can be added, such as high-level players and professional people to play, but they are all the same as sand sculptures? Sometimes the sand sculpture is a bit funny, but when it gets over it, it's really annoying. . .

I still remember your fabricated myth, but I don't know why it was removed from the shelves, alas.