The Whole City Transmigrates: Evolving from Elemental Control

The pressure of the battle was too much. In the front, I could kill casually with telekinesis. I could use fire to blast the opponent with just one thought. Later, when I went to the battlefield, I didn't use level 9 fire once. I kept moving. I wrote 10 chapters and I didn't kill 100 people. I didn't use so many bug skills. I kept moving and dodging skills. Later, I lost the blue. The heroine has positioned her vision. She can seconds with just one telekinesis. She was always in the water. I used level 9 fire to blow up the portal. Speechless 😅

A good apocalyptic novel, but not the kind where all the characters are evil. In the past, when the apocalypse was just around the corner, all the characters were villains, and the nine-year compulsory education was just like shit.

It's only been on the shelves for a few days and the update is already so stretched out. . .

Finished reading the current chapter. Three Fires are enchanted Pyroblasts. Three Darkness should be invisible. The shadow ball used by Night Monkey is a double shadow ball? The earth type bear has a protective shield. The three lights should be flash techniques. The three winds should have the Pokémon's tailwind effect and acceleration. Mainly I don't know whether the first element determines the properties, or which element determines the properties of the final spell. And what combination will the fireball spell be? Do I need the thunder element or the wood element to determine the shape before I can use the fireball technique? Or double fire plus wood equals rocket technique, double fire plus thunder equals fireball technique. Two dark systems and one light system can create a black flash. Similar to turning a light bulb on and off to flash across the eye. The main reason is that the protagonist is now a crispy mage. Requires wood type and physical strength. The earth element should also add constitution. Two attributes can make the difference. The wood system is more focused on health and recovery, while the earth system is more focused on defense and injury avoidance.

It's just a city, it's always official, but you don't have the strength to take this position? Who fed you the essence in the early stage? Don't call it official if you haven't experienced the reshuffle. Can your thoughts change if you haven't seen the apocalypse?

There are a bit too many mushrooms, which takes the story rhythm off track. It's like the novice village is blocked by a demon king. The first BOSS-level enemy engages in this type of endless evolution. How do you write the enemies behind you?

I feel like the way it is written now, the protagonist will become a god within a year and a half, which makes the protagonist's so-called hard work look like a joke!

There are too few updates, and there are some problems with the context of the writing. It throws out a career setting, but does not write about the protagonist, but writes about passers-by from other places. The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment, so many people say it is not good.

What are the advantages of this protagonist? The more powerful individual players all have four levels of 4, and they are only level 5 less than the protagonist, not to mention the group master. If you don't kill the protagonist, it's like killing a chicken.

Items can absorb runes. Is it possible to make cards or something like that? If the buff-type defensive skills are activated, put them in your belt.