Versatile Mage: The Void-Stealing Gloves

Stop flattering and bothering me, stop comparing me to him. Be confident now that you've transmigrated; be proud when you should be. I hope for a complete France; it's not necessary, but it's essential. Honestly, the book "Single Woman, No Woman" is terrible.

Without considering the "Hexagonal Warrior" trait, by the fourth use of the "Gloves," the protagonist's "magic type and glove results" were more than enough to keep him afloat until he reached the "Disruptor" level. Of course, the "Forbidden Spell" might not be enough.

Well, I think it's best not to get too entangled with the original main characters (like spending all their time together). Offering appropriate help is fine, but don't go overboard, since you're here to see the fanfiction's protagonists.

Stealing Mo Fan's resources is truly intolerable. Is it so hard to write your own stuff? Instead of fixating on the original work's resources, you might as well read the original. Besides, Mo Fan isn't unworthy of them; it'll probably be Yan Ji or something later.

I don't have any high requirements, just don't fawn over Mo Fan and Tang Yue. Some people in the comments are saying not to steal Mo Fan's resources, which I don't understand. These resources and opportunities are naturally occurring; who says they have to belong to Mo Fan? If everything is supposed to belong to Mo Fan, then what's the point of reading fanfiction protagonists?

There are too many magic systems. It was quite interesting at first, but after I got the Divine Pendant and awakened five elements, I couldn't stand it anymore. Magic is about quality, not quantity. Too many magic systems are impossible to master. Even if the magic is synchronized, it gives people an indescribable sense of unease. Too many magic systems really ruin the impression.

6. Joining the trial will put you in shackles; I'll have to see how you break free from this puzzling move.

There's too little plot; it's all about cultivation details. Even the slightest improvement gets a whole chapter filled with filler, and things that are only briefly mentioned are crammed in endlessly. The original novel didn't even have this much exaggeration in its development.

Your book has a really detailed premise and a rather novel and unique theme. However, it reads really dryly, giving me the feeling of writing an expository or argumentative essay. Also, Ding Yumin, as a victim of a mental illness, is a sensitive person who values ​​the little things in life, but the romance scenes are just too awkward.

Here are a few issues I personally find problematic. First, the ability to summon magical artifacts by being killed outside is extremely problematic. This setting will inevitably lead to a lot of high-level mages hunting low-level ones. The restrictions are practically nonexistent; a simple threat can force you to summon your artifact.