The Great Dark Sky of the Wizarding World

I don't know why Qidian novels don't write harem stories. Qidian novels are becoming more and more boring. Qidian is now even worse than flying households. If this continues, Qidian can be removed from the shelves.

It's so rough. There's no need to pay too much attention to Chapter 8. The first cool point, according to my idea, is either to directly return to the third level of strength and fight hard, or to sneak out to seek revenge on that woman. The weaker the strength, the more I want to open a copy.

I don't understand. At least that's what I saw about the protagonist. The protagonist is both good and pretentious. When he was in prison, he was exposed to the curse of life and learned about extraordinary existence. Later, when he worked there, he "offended" an elf who was related to a wizard. What kind of knight did he become after that? There's nothing wrong with writing the above, but the author doesn't consider the protagonist's strength at all. I remember saying that there are no runes that can't change jobs (probably that's what it means), so why are you stabbing yourself blind in a hurry? To practice wave swordsmanship, right?

Dude, the subject matter is good, but the key point is that what you wrote does not match what you said at the beginning. Can you be more high-profile? This way of playing is just a slap in the face! How low-key!

The author must persevere. I have been looking for novels about Asura. When I think about it, he must be very handsome and cool when he awakens.

DNF is really not compatible with the wizarding world! A blind swordsman emerges from a group of magicians