The Outcast: You Specialize in the Golden Light Mantra, While I Simulate the Four Sacred Beasts

To be honest, the Gundam in the introduction is really problematic. It has reached that level. It can be slapped to death with golden light, but in the end, it is necessary to get a Gundam to fight for dozens of rounds, and then get the Four Sacred Beasts to separate the effects of the golden light curse. I really don't know what to say. The author is completely obscene.

The introduction gave me the impression that the Golden Light Mantra has been repaired crookedly and turned into a miraculous skill.

It's very uncomfortable. It has been shown that the system's upgrade method is to let the protagonist have an epiphany to achieve the effect of skill upgrade. However, every time the upgrade function is used, the next upgrade will be 10 times higher. Why is the price so different every time when the effect is the same? If you say that going from 0 to entry level is one price, going from entry level to small success is another price, and so on, or adding skills to the transformed beast is another price, then I have nothing to say, but unfortunately it is not the case. I can only see you suppressing the protagonist's progress. And that extra 1 in the emotion value is really disgusting.

It's okay to have a childlike appearance with long hair, but it's hard to regain youthful innocence.

According to one person's setting, the golden light is just a by-product of the golden light spell polishing one's life...

Using the Golden Light Spell to use other attributes is a bit putting the cart before the horse. The golden light spell is used to polish one's life. The attribute of the golden light outside the body is probably pure yang energy. As a result, all attributes must be included. Although the five elements can also be polished, adding something to the purest form of life cultivation, the Golden Light Spell, will set things back.

A good golden light spell can change it to this. The golden light spell itself is a spell. The essence lies in the curse. The golden light is only an external manifestation, an additional product of spiritual practice. It's okay for the author to regard golden light as the main method. The golden light transformation itself only means that your level of practice is high enough. Isn't it true that blindly pursuing transformation is just abandoning the basics and seeking the last? Besides, the Zhengyishifu belongs to the Zhengyiyi sect. The Golden Light Curse is just a spell from the Zhengyi Sect (I remember there seemed to be eight divine spells, but I'm not sure.) The old Heavenly Master also used the Meditation Curse to help Lu Jin who was possessed by the devil.

It feels gimmicky and impractical.

According to the setting of the original work, the golden light is just a derivative, so when the golden light curse reaches that level, it will slap anyone in the face. It is really useless to use all kinds of fancy attributes. The old Heavenly Master used the Golden Light Spell because he was too strong, and he was just playing around with the full-level large sword. The protagonist is still using a whiteboard to fight monsters at level 50, so that's really sick. In fact, if you don't want the combat power to be out of balance, it can be easily solved. The Golden Light Curse focuses on life-derived golden light. Modifying the setting of the Golden Light Curse that combines combat and training is too buggy. After all, it is a spell that has been optimized for thousands of years. Then my whole golden light control method is not to cultivate life, but to maximize the amount, control and intensity of the golden light. I use golden light spells for cultivation and golden light control method for fighting.

The Golden Light Spell should be as detailed as possible. The whole Gundam comes out and extends its skills. Hit someone with a gun. The bullets fly out and explode, and the gunpowder deflagrates (using the temperature of the gunpowder to hurt people). Is your golden light spell like this?