This Mage Is Still Stacking Armor!

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The first chapter was so disappointing. It didn't give the protagonist a way to survive. I don't know why all of you authors don't treat the protagonist as a human being. There is no kindness at all. Anyway, this kind of plot is so disappointing. Let's go!

The creativity is quite good, but the spells that are limited to ice and ice spells are still small. Big spell, aggro, infusion, and even fool are all different forms of the mage, and spell is just a kind of card. The author can completely use followers as summons, landmarks as formations, and hero cards as transformations. The title of the book limits the creativity. It may be difficult to write a spell that only focuses on the turtle method in the later stage.

There are too many coincidences of overpowering the combat power and encountering crises. I have been forced to fight people who I can't beat at all. My survival depends solely on the halo of the protagonist😅

I have never seen such a wasteful town. Where are the town guards? Dead light? A town surrounded by wild beasts has no guards. The temple (medical center) of a town can be invaded by bears, and not only does it have no guards to rescue, but it also has to be pulled by the protagonist as a human shield. What if it is not a temple guard? The most important thing is that things are over, and there are no guards or guards to see the situation; what makes me unbearable the most is that the protagonist group is preparing to run to a safe place, but the forest is very dangerous, so they choose to try to join the mercenary group that cleans up the wild beasts. Aren't you crazy? Your nanny will protect your safety in the mercenary group. If you don't want to go ahead, just say it.

Since they are all Hearthstone taverns, will the author write about various activities in Hearthstone? For example, passes and adventure modes

It is well written, concise, natural and interesting, and the first callback is eye-catching.

It is recommended to take a screenshot of the card effect. Many readers don't know the effect. Although they play Hearthstone, they don't remember the card.

The author needs to remember that you are writing an adventure novel and Hearthstone is just a good idea. Cards appear as skills, tools that facilitate you to build a worldview, rather than something the whole book revolves around. The focus of the whole book should be adventure. Another point is that those who play Hearthstone know the effects of the cards. Those who don't play Hearthstone don't have the patience to read them, so don't copy the cards there.

Another book in my favorites has been sent.

Look, it looks good, come on!

I want to watch the Ancient Gods, they are all cute, and I like the Ancient God N'Zoth the best, because I am a naga, and I come to direct and fight against the box root! Every time I use the box, what I think about is that I want to fight you to the death!

Borrowing books to promote unsigned works Won't grab traffic The author can delete them at will if he doesn't like them

The setting is good and the idea is good, but the villain is too mentally retarded. I even feel that the protagonist is interacting with a fool.