The Mad Mage

Pig's Knuckle is not a time traveler, but there are two supporting characters who are time travelers and abandon the book instantly.

Finally I know why the results are so dismal. The author is too willful. Reading books and pictures is refreshing. If you like to abuse the master so much, who will read it?

Career levels here are useless. The protagonist can defeat level 6 warriors with level 1 magic. If you know advanced magic, you won't be able to instantly kill the Paladin. As mentioned earlier, there is not much of a parity between magicians and warriors. The more I looked at it, the more I realized that there was no difference between a level 7 swordsman and a level 4 great swordsman. It seems that 10 level 3 swordsmen can kill a level 6 great swordsman instantly. At the end of the day, the Paladins should only have the power of two level 5 great swordsmen. Only level 1 of the protagonist's aura can kill everyone instantly. The main thing is that the author did not introduce the levels in detail and it seems a bit messy.

Is there really no 2? It feels really good.

I can't stand it after reading a hundred chapters The background of the plot is good, but there is too much nonsense

I understand that the protagonist is a little person. It is understandable that a little person has no vision and shortness of ambition at the beginning, but why do I feel that the first two hundred chapters of this novel have a bit of Ah Q spirit. Playing a pig and eating a tiger can only be successful if you pretend to be a pig, and eat a tiger? It doesn't exist. Pigs are pigs. How can they eat tigers? I have only read two hundred chapters, and maybe I don't know much about this novel, but I feel that the abuser should abuse the protagonist. The key is that the real meaning of the abuser is to make the protagonist's growth process more bumpy, unlike Long Batian's mindless novel, but this novel has an attitude and outlook on life of thanking those who knocked me down, and lying on the ground is very comfortable. Maybe the author will arrange some plot to change the protagonist later, but I really can't stand it anymore. I read two hundred chapters patiently and there is no hope of change at all. To be honest, I don't like the kind of mindless white novels. The twists and turns of the plot are logical and interesting. I have read a few novels about abusive protagonists, but nothing like this.

It's just a personal feeling. Apart from the harem of the protagonist, the protagonist has never experienced any other benefits. He deliberately tortured the protagonist to create laughter, but it felt that it was too much. After leaving the demon world, this feeling was even worse. It felt depressing and completely lacked the sense of substitution [fn=2_14]

Does the author still remember this book after 10 years? I really can't forget it.

Like. The words in the textbook are the same

Two wires, two wires, two wires, two wires, two wires