Mage, in Charge of the Kingdom of God

Well, in this book, there is no distinction between demons and demons, hell and abyss?

It looks smooth, come on! At first I saw the title Mage and Kingdom of God, which was a bit inconsistent. In the subsequent plot, the Kingdom of God is suddenly activated, and it is said that the protagonist is allowed to break through to transcendence and become a mage within a limited time, otherwise he will not inherit it, which feels a bit far-fetched. As for the female characters, there is a ranger who is cold and beautiful in a veil, and a bard named Catwoman who is lively and charming. How can I put it, Catwoman is okay, but the ranger girl is a bit facial, and the plot and appearance are a bit inconsistent. Everyone's addiction is different. Overall, it's hard to read a good book. I hope the author will keep writing.

The writing is good, but the introduction and name are really not that good.

If you are impatient, you can skip the first seven or eight chapters and just read the chapter names. Generally speaking, after a quick glance, I feel that it is a plot compiled by the author, and the battle plot is good.

The writing is good, the writing style is good, and the protagonist's IQ is also online. If you stick to it, your results should be good.

Why hasn't the author updated for several days? Went on a blind date during the Chinese New Year?

No idea, hand over a map? It's okay to just throw it over or say it's not there. It still feels too safe. In a strange world, strangers really dare to