A Super Adventurer? Does It Count If You Only Strengthen Three Moves Every Day?

"Mr. Evan, how do you think you can become a powerful adventurer like yourself?" At the Imperial Academy of Magic, Evan Chris, who has just been promoted to the dean of the magic department, was interviewed by students. He held out only three fingers. The male student suddenly realized: "I understand, what you mean is that life is divided into three stages: morning, middle and late, and you have done each part to the extreme. When you were young, you solved the war between the two countries. Not long after, you joined the academy and defeated other geniuses to become a dazzling new star. Later, there was a legendary story of single-handedly challenging the Dragon Cemetery." "Are you saying we should focus on improving the stage?" Evan shook his head: "No." A girl next to him smiled and said: "I understand. The three fingers are pointing at Mr. Evan's three beloved wives. Not only is there a cold and beautiful girl who is the star of the academy, there is also a noble princess from a declining kingdom, and a white-haired animal-eared girl." "You mean to believe in the power of bonds, right?" Evan shook his head again, turned around and finally said seriously: "Fire every move well, so that the battle can be over within three moves." Everyone just laughed and thought Evan was being modest. In fact, they had never seen Evan need a fourth move to defeat someone. This book is also known as "This adventurer is obviously super strong but too cautious" and "Do you believe you can't beat me in three moves?"