From Sea Prisoner to Civilization Wizard

The protagonist's plug-in allows you to learn skills from the book. The protagonist is now a death row prisoner in world A. The warden lets them enter the world in a fairy tale book and lets them fight with the people in world B who have occupied this fairy tale world The author also made a lot of typos 😡

Even if you don't have a first-level wizard, how will you play with space, time, and dimensionality reduction? And I really like hydrology. One panel is always here, which means the author has no follow-up ideas.

The zero-level and first-level witchcraft tools have the ability to travel through space, track time against seconds, and reduce dimensions. I really don't know what to write next.

There are a lot of fan elements, which is very difficult to read.

The combat power is absolutely shattered. Even a first-level wizard does not have witchcraft related to space and time.

The plot is written as it comes out, and it collapses wherever it is written. Miscellaneous and chaotic throughout the text.

After more than ten chapters, the protagonist has a bunch of high-level skills, which are both void and time-based, but instead of a list of skills, I really can't remember these skills, it's like a product of piled up words.

To put it simply, the game is too NB, and there are too many skills, and the key skills are not outstanding. It seems that the protagonist can do everything, but there is no one that can be remembered.

In the new drama, he is happy to be a father, and he also saves the woman who plotted against him, who is the child's mother.

Dimensionality reduction, opening up planes, domains, space travel, interception of destiny, spirituality and divinity. In addition to talents, I have never seen a first-level wizard so awesome.