Versatile Mage: The Faded One, Content to Coast

The protagonist has an overly high moral standard and is a bit fussy. He says he doesn't want trouble and wants to relax, but he still gets involved in events by chance, especially the Crimson Rune. He blames himself for the consequences of a fragment he was unaware of four years ago and risks fusing it. Even though I know you just want to fuse with this thing, can you please not use such saintly reasons?

I hope this one doesn't have a power level collapse or the Riddler problem. The beginning of the last one was pretty good, but I really couldn't stand the later parts.

I. The concept of the faded The Faded Ones are exiles who have lost their blessings, but they also possess the special ability to transform Runes into their own power. II. Runes and Free Attribute Points In simple terms, [Runes] are [experience points]. When your experience points meet the upgrade requirements, you can level up and gain [Free Attribute Points].

Who the hell is Murong Qingya? Does she even exist in the original novel?

What's the point of having so much health? 40 Health and only 15 intelligence. You might as well invest it in faith and use Black Flame.

Is this writing a bit weak? Level 30 is already Heroic level, and level 50 can even fight Demigods.

The old man's ring and the full law, a double filter, indicate that it belongs to [the category of] ...

Could the author please provide a setting chapter, considering that some people haven't played the Old Man's Ring game before? 😡

I don't think it's very good; it's not as good as the previous one.

Tops's positional forbidden spells will all bounce back to you.