Elemental Resistance? Sorry, I'm a Mage of Every Element

I was quite excited before I clicked on it, but the content inside was truly disappointing. It's 2023 already, and the classification of real-world mages is still fire mage and water mage? If all else fails, you could look at the D&D rulebook and borrow some of their settings. In a real alternate world, is it even possible to categorize a world with such a clear hierarchy?

I didn't want to read any further after Chapter 5. Two things deterred me: first, the female lead was described as a transmigrator when she first appeared, but she's actually a native; second, the protagonist only gained a third of the experience required to level up by killing 98 level 3 monsters (approximately) at level 3 – it was too overwhelming.

Having only read the beginning, it seems the protagonist's skill point allocation is unplanned. With the entire skill tree unlocked but no points gained, shouldn't the player have decided how to allocate skill points from the start? Most games require this in Minmax mode. The main issue is the author's inclusion of scenarios where skill points are saved and allocated to enemies as needed.

The protagonist's intelligence is questionable. He never calculates the damage or escape route when fighting monsters. Every time he encounters danger, he is saved by special items that fall from nowhere. This fully demonstrates the saying: As long as the author doesn't abandon the story, even the stupidest protagonist can survive to the end!

The Time Lord is toyed with by time; what a joke.

All magic, want to go for a retro vibe?

This villain was hand-ordained, inexplicably becoming the boss's king, forcibly escaping the encirclement, leveling up faster than the protagonist, and without any experience penalty.

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