I Summon the Blue-Eyed White Dragon in the Full-Time Mage

It's too toxic. In the early stage, I was like a male friend with my friend. But in the end, I traveled to the past, slept with my friend's mother, and gave birth to my friend. Without knowing it, I basically gave all my resources to his friend and considered him for everything. That friend was still like a giant baby, and his relatives basically ignored him. The protagonist also said that this will not change. The original plot, but the result is that the butterfly effect is not taken into account at all, and it is like a fool. Moreover, I read this book after reading Yu-Gi-Oh, a full-time mage, but it turns out that it is not like Yu-Gi-Oh, and neither is a full-time mage. I can't stand it, and even fans of the original can't stand it. It's a bit disgusting, and I can't stand it even if it's a brainless novel.

Is Ji Kun the heroine? 😍 The protagonist takes great care of him, like a nanny. You might as well give it directly to Mo Fan. After all, you two are still brothers. As a result, the protagonist gave most of the resources to his younger brother. If the heroine can explain it easily, you can't accept this. The main reason is that he can't keep up in the later stage. Unless you cheat him, you might as well give it to Mo Fan, which can help him rise quickly.

Ji Kun is either the real protagonist or the heroine, otherwise there is no reason for him to be so favored by the author

If the Blue-Eyed White Dragon from the original comics were really summoned, the entire full-time world combined would not be enough to fight.

Why are you always so frustrated! The battle for the world's schools is over, the hunting group has been disbanded, and I have been put on trial and arrested by aristocratic families, and I have also been driven out of the country by aristocratic families. Let me ask you, what is the use of the system? Why did you make friends with the military? The Monarch cub was given away as soon as it was promised. Didn't the military even say a fair word when this happened?

I couldn't understand this book at all. I wanted to skip the main plot, and then skipped major events on my own initiative. Your brother Mo Fan has been completely abandoned, so the setting of starting with Mo Fan's brother is completely meaningless. Then there are a bunch of self-created characters, but they are all tool people. Giving resources to unknown passers-by in the early stages of development? If you want to be gay, make it clear. Although you will be scolded, there will be support at the same time. Now I don't know how to complain. The method of ranking according to attack power feels like it ignores the strategic core of Yu-Gi-Oh, which is uncomfortable for a poker player. 😒

The main character's brother, Mo Fan, has been fighting for resources outside. The younger brother doesn't want the resources. He gives away the useless brother (who is more useless than Mo Fan) but doesn't give it to his brother. It's disgusting to be pressured. The little brother relied on the protagonist to feed him throughout the whole process, and the protagonist wanted to chew it and feed it to the little brother 🥵

I would like to ask the author, the protagonist did not know at the beginning that the classmate was his son from the future. In this case, why did he throw a lot of resources at him, and then pretended not to change Mo Fan's experience and left him no resources at all. I have no objection to the mood under which this kind of plot was written, I'm just curious.

The strength of the dragon clan is not shown at all 😅 In the original version, even one sub-dragon is a key target of protection. Do others think that the protagonist's group of dragons is just like that? Why not summon the dragon instead of summoning something else 😤

Qidian is so impetuous now. I found that not a single novel has the sentence "Who is the heroine? Harem or single?"

It's amazing to be someone's son from thousands of miles away.

The subject matter of the book is good, but it looks disgusting. He gives resources to others inexplicably. He is still a man. Is he raising a "father"?

To be honest, I feel that the author stepped on the wrong foot. In fact, many readers of the novel are quite disgusted. The protagonist got married and had children when he was incapable, and the children were the same age as the protagonist. The most important thing is that the protagonist made a woman wait for him for 20 years. It was still quite disgusting. The protagonist obviously had the opportunity to refuse this relationship, but he actually passively accepted it.

Wow, I can't watch it anymore, it's free.

You are such a weak dragon. The attack power of 1,400 is only at the slave level. If it continues like this, even if you write that the "three-headed blue-eyed white dragon" has an attack power of 4,500, it will be useless. You will still be unable to defeat the final boss in the novel, unless you can summon "Ra's Winged Dragon" and "Sky Dragon"

This Ji Kun is really a failure. He doesn't know how to win over others, and he doesn't highlight his role, which greatly affects the perception...

Why are you always so evil... Just find a bad woman, but you're still giving away 2 billion when it's obviously a krypton gold system? Is that enough for you to draw the other two blue-eyed white dragons? !

The case has been solved. Ji Kun is probably the protagonist's biological brother.

He slipped away, this is a cool article, but you can help a younger brother unconditionally, even Mo Fan can understand it, you are pure Nantong? It's really poisonous.

I'm confused, why is it the national government, and the hunter king if I haven't super-leveled it?

Mu Ningxue, My Wife as a Full-time Mage, has a single female protagonist. It's very interesting and has a great emotional line.

It's indeed a bit poisonous, so I ran away first. I have always believed that seeing is believing, and I don't agree with Shennong in the comment area. I'm sorry, it's my fault, I ran away.

Summon these two cards and you will be invincible 🤓

Can you produce more of these?

Is the money the protagonist earns going to be left in the bank to eat dust? I didn't draw cards before I went to support the Demon City, and I was forced to leave the Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon on the way. I was probably out of luck. Wherever I went, the protagonist was tricked by others. First in Japan, China, and Egypt. The protagonist was tricked everywhere and didn't dare to fight back. It was so frustrating. It was a disaster in the Demon City, and it couldn't make anyone feel better.

I feel like your writing is good, but I haven't seen any Versatile Mage fanfic that can be written to a later stage. Ninety percent of the time, the whole division is too weak to write. One or two hundred cards cannot get out of Bocheng, and twenty cards are required for awakening. It's a little bit toxic, but it's much better than the ones with multiple female protagonists. Anyone who writes about a full-time mage doesn't know how to write emotional dramas, and they just do it to improve the word count.

I'll just grab the dragon seal pot

You can take a look at the context of Versatile Mage Star

In fact, I think you can't do that. If you do this, those summoned beasts will look like cards. You should write that they can be cultivated. Hey, it's not just like this. Just rank them according to their combat power. If you do this, it will appear very rigid. You said

I thought I could just endure it and see, but it was really a waste of time. Even if I really wanted to raise my own son, would I be working so hard?