All-Elemental Magic: The Great Magic Fusion, Contracting Hui Liyi

Doesn't France have contracted beasts that are outwardly cold but inwardly cloying?

It's possible to find a way to adapt the alchemy system; it has a much brighter future than the astral magic system, offering comprehensiveness, functionality, mechanics, and output volume. The Black King's exploration of alchemy is only just beginning, yet he already possesses the Seven Kingdoms of Alchemy (everyone else hasn't even crossed the threshold).

Is Full-Time Magister a laughable supernatural system?

Can someone help me stop the author? This is really getting an electric shock.

Why is the protagonist so bizarre? Why does he like little girls like Lingling and Lingling? And there's so little development of other romantic storylines; it feels like it would have been a crime in the original world.

What's the author's relationship with the male emperor? 😳

I've given you the tickets, so please don't let them drop!

It's a pity they weren't Sorenson and Puni from the browser game, otherwise they would have had multi-layered power directly. It's too easy for it to break down, although anime is also quite prone to breaking down.

If you don't care much about the plot, this book is indeed quite good, unlike others that constantly belittle other people or countries, or criticize magic and technology. But I'm speechless. Technology and magic, too, will eventually reach the ultimate truth. I'm really annoyed. Reading novels is for relaxation, not for someone to be indulging in pointless self-indulgence and belittling others. So, how many points would I give this book? Out of 10, I'd give it an 8.5.

It can be read as everyday conversation, with the little girl chattering away non-stop, a small amount of plot elements mixed with a lot of repetitive talk.