Comprehensive Network: The Book of Ten Thousand Laws from the Start

Zongwang has come up with a new routine, which is a good thing. However, the author should be more serious when writing. There are only a few cards at the beginning where the protagonist relies on the undead to kill a legendary necromancer at level 3. Li Dapu, cast a large-scale instant death spell and died. No scrolls, no magic equipment, no spell books. I just want to see if the protagonist can get equipment that can be used to write spells later. If so, there will be too many loopholes.

Chapter 23 Artifact I choose not to like! This seizing-for-the-day personality is a bad fit with a mage. A mage like you seems to be following the fort style. Don't like this genre. The mage in my mind is a combination of scientists, mentors and great men! Leading social development cannot lead the trend of the times. Is this kind of mage a mage?

Finally there is a new comprehensive network version.

Is there an outline for this book? It's too fast for you to just write a pig-nosed legendary necromancer in these 10 chapters. Could it be that this mage only knows necromancy and has no way out?

People who write in this genre have too many ideas. The title and introduction at the beginning are all rushing towards the finale, nailing themselves into the framework, and they will not be able to write whatever they want later. The Patriarch is a young man. When I was reading a warrior monk and was about to read the next book, I was so young that I blocked him. Who is he? I couldn't see such a pretentious book ten years ago.

I'm talking about the eight major schools. It's hard to say which one is the strongest, but the one that's the most attractive and the easiest to be replaced by an equivalent is Shape Energy. Who is in favor of it and who is against it?

To be honest, this book gave me the feeling that it was trying to sell something like a sheep over someone else's head. It's titled Zongwang, but it's actually just an ordinary online game novel. Apart from the name Zongwang, I couldn't find much related to Zongwang. First of all, the protagonist starts with an artifact. I originally thought that the protagonist would not be able to exert much power from the artifact. After all, a level 1 player uses a complete artifact. Which online player dares to dream like this? But this artifact is fully unlocked. The effect: it is free of all spell casting costs, has unlimited spell slots, can record unlimited spells, and you can copy them as long as they have been used by others. No, is cheating so blatant? What's the difference between this and those SSS-level talents like infinite summoning and infinite fusion in online games? Then the level 3 protagonist summoned tens of thousands of level 19 undead and killed a level 21 legendary necromancer. The legendary necromancer was killed by a sea of ​​people on his home court? Even if you can't fight, won't you run away? Wouldn't it be difficult to kill them all by flying kites? If it really doesn't work, why not behead the protagonist? It gives people the feeling of a pile of BOSS in online games. The BOSS is no different from the mobs except that its numerical value is higher? How can the boss kill the mobs like this? This is completely unimaginable in Zongwang, but it is very reasonable in online games. And here's the question, isn't the matching copy based on the protagonist's level? How did the protagonist who had just become a player match up with the legendary Zhou Ben? Is there a bug in the comprehensive network? Then the protagonist also has a skill called invincible shield, which cannot be broken by legends. It is obvious that the setting of online games means that no matter how much stronger the enemy is than you, they cannot break through the invincible shield. But this does not exist on the comprehensive network. Invincibility is relative. Every attribute point added on the comprehensive network means that the attribute is multiplied by 1.5 Times. The protagonist has a summoned object that is 5 points (7.59 Times) higher than his own attributes at the beginning. After more than ten chapters, it becomes 15 points (437.89 Times) higher than the protagonist's full attributes. Moreover, the protagonist also has the skill to add all attributes to the summoned object. Now it is 2 points higher (2.25 Times). And this is also a characteristic of online games. The attributes are easy to expand, but this does not exist on the comprehensive network. In the end, as the protagonist is a mage, I can't see his growth process at all. Spell learning relies entirely on artifacts, and his only role is to use skills without thinking. I don't know if there will be any changes in the future, but in the early stage it's just like playing online games. Passing the dungeon depends on numerical push. Are there any mage players on the Internet who can just make forts without learning knowledge? So what's the difference between you and online games? Therefore, I can hardly see many characteristics of comprehensive online novels in this book. On the contrary, the style of online games is very strong.

This book suddenly reminded me of that one, the one where I started to be the Lord of Spells from Faerun.

Death Omen Star—The super giant eight-armed warrior monk cast his gaze 🙂🙂🙂

Although it is Zongwang, it feels like an online game. I have never seen anyone who wrote about Zongwang say that he is a player