Fairy Tail: Magic Isn’t Supposed to Be This Inconvenient

When I saw the CP demo, I immediately clicked on it to collect it. A couple can be divided into two. There are almost no romantic relationships between men and women in Fairy Tail that are not annoying. Erza Gerald (x, Stockholm Syndrome?) Lebby Gajeel (x, same as above.) Juvia Gray (x, a cold man who killed his loved ones does not deserve love.) Lucy Natsu (x, Natsu, like Luffy, seems to have never grown up and is frigid. ) Mabis-Zerf (x, how can a man who doesn't care about his family be worthy of a lolita wife.) Bisca-Alzak (√, this pairing is OK, this marriage is perfect. It's good not to break it up, but it's quite refreshing to break it up, but don't steal love from others when they are passionate about each other, that would be too mean.)

The time traveler doesn't know the plot, so why write fan fiction?

The combat capability is seriously suppressed. The protagonist is a time traveler and has cheats. He also experienced a cult kidnapping incident just after time travel. He knows the importance of strength, but he is still not much different from his contemporaries? Still can't surpass the age limit? With this experience and this configuration, you must have S-level strength as a minor, be comparable to the top ten magicians in your teens, and have combat power as an adult as a black dragon. This is the normal combat power level of the protagonist. Author, you are overwhelming, as if the protagonist is the kind of super waste that the system cannot handle.

I feel that the combat power is very high, as if it was deliberately low to fit the original plot. I really didn't know that the protagonist has learned so many and specialized in so many skills, but the result in the end is almost the same as when he first learned it. I feel that the gap is quite big.

Was he a three-year-old child before time travel? Isn't that too childish? Is the author too excited?

Gathering skill points to suppress combat power. Fortunately, it is a light novel. I am not picky about this aspect. If I put it in the fantasy section, it will probably be smashed.

Mira

Urrutia

This book suddenly becomes poisonous for no apparent reason. It's very strange. You might say it's a big problem. In fact, it's not bad, but it's very disturbing.

I feel like the author is either a woman or Nan Liang. I can't stand watching this protagonist.