Versatile Mage: The Icebound Snow Emperor

I felt the power level system in the later parts of the original work was severely inconsistent. A county-level city had only one high-level character, and by extension, a prefecture-level city had about one super-level character, and a provincial capital had ten super-level characters. This matches the situation in the original work, where Gu Du had one.

The ice-type amplification user next door, who's on the same team as you, only has 20,000+ words while you have 40,000. I love people like you.

Does anyone know Shennong? Tell me what you think of this book!

Who says Ye Xinxia is naive? She's only naive on the surface; she's ruthless underneath. Parthenon is a place where someone like Ye Xinxia, ​​with no background, wouldn't survive without being ruthless. Unlike the protagonist, who appears fierce on the surface but is secretly a naive and saintly figure. The protagonist is the saint, constantly thinking about fighting the siren and saving the world, completely disregarding the lives of those around him.

Overall, it's pretty good. In terms of depth, it has added a lot of elements related to humans and demons. The protagonist was alright in the early stages, but once Ye Qingcheng entered the dark dimension, she stopped pretending and revealed herself to be a ruthless, selfish, and cunning schemer who would stop at nothing to achieve her goals.

Currently, I feel that Ye Qingcheng is a really unlikable character. She says things like, "It doesn't matter if the protagonist dies," and her combat power is also inconsistent. A beginner can fight ten servants, an intermediate can fight a commander, and an advanced can fight a monarch—what a joke!

Is this a novel or an argumentative essay? There's more lengthy explanation than dialogue.

I'm in Nanchang. I went to a comic convention today and saw an absolutely gorgeous Izayoi Sakuya!!! It's unbelievable that there's still Touhou Project fandom these days! That girl was not only beautiful but also incredibly tall!!! At least 185cm! I think she was the best of the whole event. Later, I also met a Kal'tsit cosplayer who was 95% accurate in her portrayal.

Before even starting, I was stunned by the combat power. A super clan only has one forbidden spell on the surface, but this family has nearly 100 forbidden spells?

I just want to ask, why did Jiang Bai have to wait until his grandfather died before he was willing to take out his Water of Life? The Water of Life doesn't need an emperor; if he gave his grandfather some water, would his grandfather refuse?