Marvel’s Higher-Dimensional Mage

Hahaha, it's a one-time use, and it has side effects. It's so interesting.

They are all people who love to learn foreign languages.

I've read more than a hundred chapters, and the chip on the protagonist's body has not been resolved yet, and his life is still in someone's hands. I'm so happy.

I quite like reading this type of book, but some of the flaws in the details are hard to read and make the protagonist very incompetent. In vivo chip. Anyone who has seen the portable system space knows that it is very common to receive the settings in the space just by touching the object. The protagonist's control chip is actually very easy to take out. There is no such thing as a delicate operation that is difficult to complete. To take a step back, it really can't be done, but after gaining spiritual power and magic power, and matching the system space, but still can't remove the control chip, it really means that the protagonist is useless. Still talking about what kind of magic genius he is, it's so funny. I also saw the plot of encountering a vampire, and some book friends said that I searched bars to make money. To be honest, I didn't even expect this. But it does make sense. The wealth of the vampire stronghold must be more than that of a small gang before. The author also ignored it. This book seems to have no problem, but it has a big problem. It's on the borderline between pleasure and displeasure. It jumps repeatedly and makes people uncomfortable to watch.

How does Kama Taj's magic exist in the same world as The Magician's Apprentice? You must know that the magicians in The Magician's Apprentice can live forever. . . . .

Previously, Pig's Foot said that he did not dare to use lightning to damage or short-circuit the chip on the back of his head, fearing that if the chip was damaged, it would immediately activate and kill Pig's Foot. But later on, for no apparent reason, I was no longer afraid. I kept using thunder and lightning to temper my body, and the chip never had any trouble. I don't have any explanation for the reason, so I haven't dared to subscribe. I'm afraid it's a junk fast food novel and a waste of expressions.

The cards are disposable so that the ability will not be too buggy and the combat power will collapse if stacked too many. I personally think this is quite good. It's just about the Duchess becoming a familiar and the change in temperament after becoming a familiar (although there is a connection between the death of the familiar), it's not very satisfying, and it feels like there is a lack of foreshadowing and plot. It's like pouring medicine on a person and then giving up.

Brother, do you have a new vest? Have a say. Your style is my favorite.

🙂, it feels a bit tasteless if I don't watch it for a while. I don't know if I should subscribe.

Marvel's Dimensions is a joke!