Versatile Mage: Trait Evolution Begins with the Ice Armor Scorpion

I fully support this. The idea that fanfiction doesn't break up couples is a lie. No man dislikes beautiful women. If he does, it's either because he's impotent, sexually dysfunctional, or attracted to men.

I originally wanted to suggest that the protagonist awaken poison, space, necromancy, summoning, and plant abilities to go for the ultimate summoning style. Moreover, the summoning spaces of these types could be set to merge together to enhance the cheat ability. In addition, the imperial armor in the ancient capital is also a great opportunity. It's a waste to give it to Zhan Kong.

It's a bit hard to rate. It clearly feels like a novice's work. The plot is always disjointed and just reads like a diary. At the beginning, you can see that it tries to break away from the original plot, but then it suddenly jumps back into the original plot for some reason. It's really strange to watch. It's not exactly filler, and it's hard to keep reading.

I have just one question: what's the attitude towards the original characters? Like taking away Ye Xinxia's soul, or Mo Fan's opportunities—it's all acceptable. In return, they'll become ordinary people. As long as they don't stand out, they won't encounter so many troubles. As long as there's no world-correction or anything like that, they can live a peaceful life. That's another way of saving a tragedy, I guess. But as for being a nanny, forget it, I have no interest.

This author tricked me out of some coins.

It feels like looking at a roughly finished outline.

There are many outstanding women in Full-Time Magister, but there's really no need to break up Mo Fan's romantic partners, Ye Xinxia and Mu Ningxue. The former is a huge problem and a bottomless pit, while the latter has an awkward personality; being with her would just be asking for trouble.

This book doesn't have the same reasonable premise as the alchemy book.

The plot is good, but the writing style is a bit sloppy. The details of the fight scenes and new forms are described too hastily.

I'm wondering if the bugs were successfully cultivated, but aside from serving as external combat power for the protagonist, what benefit do they offer to the protagonist himself?