Versatile Mage: Innate Power

It's true, the beginning was well written, but problems arose later on. The protagonist has been helping Mo Fan, but has never received anything in return. Friendships should be reciprocal; it can't be a one-sided effort. The protagonist's strength is very confusing.

It's so much more comfortable watching without a female lead! There are no awkward romantic subplots, and it's not mindless. The main character isn't a complete idiot either. It's very enjoyable to watch.

The Virgin Mary loves to meddle in other people's business.

I feel the author needs to strengthen the protagonist; he's really not very impressive anymore. A boost to the high-level wind element and a stronger soul seed would be helpful. Otherwise, isn't the rest of the story just about finding a totem?

It's much more comfortable to read without a female lead. It's not that I dislike female leads; I can accept two or three. It's just that some stories are like a public bus, where every woman seems like she's never seen a woman before. And while this book is relatively ordinary, it's not without its flaws; it's just that they're not obvious in the early stages, and the protagonist's personality isn't particularly prominent. 🤫🤫

I finished reading the whole thing, and it was quite enjoyable. When I read fanfiction, I especially love the interactions between the protagonist and Mo Fan. It's like reading One Piece fanfiction – watching the protagonist join Fanxue Mountain, help with development, and even participate in farming and character building. The only annoying part was the Angel Soul arc.

This is the worst French fanfiction I've ever read.

This is rubbish. The plot is basically copied and pasted, and the protagonist is a saint.

The main character. Mo Fan's background character 🤭

None of the fanfiction works can be considered classics. They all follow the protagonist's storyline, either stealing the protagonist's spotlight or being written as a dual-male protagonist story, which makes them unappealing to read. The core of fan fiction is controlling the plot; there's really no need to simply rehash the entire story.