Versatile Mage: Bone Scholar

This book is created and updated based on the plot of the original work. We like Mo Fan's story, even though it has more than 3,000 chapters, it feels like it is too few. There are obviously so many things that have no results, such as the sea monster, the dark world, and the fusion of magic. . . The early stage is a foreshadowing. After Mo Fan obtains the demon type, we will open new maps and upgrades.

I'm not trying to create an all-knowing, all-powerful person. Su Sheng is a person who seeks knowledge. There is nothing wrong with making money with knowledge. His core dream is to make magic no longer a monopoly. After high-level, various resources are either in the hands of aristocratic families or in dangerous deep mountains and forests. Innovation in resource refining makes high-level problems no longer a problem, innovation in healing potions allows the team to reduce casualties even when there is no healing magician, and innovation in magic theory allows humans to regain their own territory and even explore deeper places. . . White bones are the main means of becoming stronger, and scholar means scholar.

I'm curious, does anyone like this book? We are the author himself. This is to create a new story. It is true that I love it at the beginning, but it is better to have positive feedback. Oh, I have been working on a paper recently, and I will update it every day.

The protagonist doesn't know that the plot is from indigenous people, so it really doesn't make you feel involved.

Aboriginal? To be honest, I don't quite understand why fan fiction still has indigenous protagonists? I have been reading fan fiction for so many years, but I have never seen any popular fan fiction with an indigenous protagonist. At least I don't have any impression of it at all. Even if I don't know the original work, at least I am a time traveler.