This Mage's Entry Is Too Hellish

Traveling through a different world of swords and magic, Weir became a poor mage. Fortunately, he was equipped with an entry system that could be continuously upgraded to unlock new modules. Other people's staffs rely on forging, and his staff relies on the "enchantment" entry. When the legendary mage showed off the undead staff that he spent tens of millions of gold coins to build, Weir took out an ash wood staff that had "graduated from the entry." "You said this is the lowest level of staff?" "Sorry, I couldn't hear you clearly." [Ordinary ash wood staff] "Equipped entry" (100/100) Other people's magic relies on spending money to buy skill books, while his magic relies on synthesizing words. [Impact] + [Burning] = [Fireball], [Space Folding] + [Wormhole] = [Short-distance teleportation] "My magic is endless!" Can you become a Buddhist monk without money? It really works. Start as a low-level mage, collect entries, kill monsters, upgrade, and unlock new entry function modules. … Until one day, he stood at the top of another world, and the world respected him as the "Sorcerer King." Unlimited entry extraction and recasting, who says you can't play with whiteboard entries? [Keywords: native fantasy, upgrade flow, system flow, easy to read] This book is also known as "The Entry Master Can't Back Down" and "Loading Billions of Entries in a Different World"...