Adventures in Another World

After reading a few chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore. I felt like the main character's IQ didn't exceed double digits. What is the identity of the protagonist? He is a legendary mage who can cast legendary magic! Do you need to play with so many things? Wouldn't it be enough to just stream it without thinking? The most terrible thing is that you are playing a melee mage. You may have some wrong understanding of mages. Unless it was absolutely necessary, when would a mage allow others to get close to him? Then there is the need to win over the people. Just by looking at his words and deeds, you will know that he is definitely a loser. Even if you want to win over the people, even if you want to improve your reputation, can you learn from those monarchs in Chinese history? People have many clever methods, but you don't use them. But you have to use those mindless and powerless methods that make people complain. So, read more books. Knowledge limits your imagination.

Did I see it wrong? I obviously saw a chapter of a new book released, but did I click on it?

The protagonist's strength was set at the beginning to be invincible, but the result was of course a cliff-like rise and fall. At the beginning, it was just one move in seconds, and then he started to use melee combat after defeating a few bandits in a few chapters. People were slaughtering his own people, and the protagonist was still talking about what he thought was a good style... After reading a few chapters, the result came again. All the enemies in the city were invaded, and the protagonist was still outside fighting with the bandits.

Read four chapters! I don't know what the author's purpose is for giving the protagonist the legendary mage's strength! The robbers massacred the villagers. As a legendary mage, the protagonist rushed in even if he couldn't use the "raptor plus triple slash" and used the "ghost" to level a! You can't come forward in a carriage either! Then "walk" into the village to perform a sword-fighting show with bare hands, right? Just pretending to be realistic is a bit poisonous! It would be easy to say without the "legendary" strength!

I was poisoned to death. I tried it three times with patience. When I read Chapter 6, I don't remember how many times I was poisoned. The poison is now gone. Goodbye everyone!

The story of a legendary mage who went through great troubles to kill miscellaneous fish. . .

There are really not many authors who can write a messy character in just the first three chapters. You are one of them, so I say goodbye.

The author himself is a Xiling chef and has many Xiling elements. In the finale, everyone evolved into half-structure and half-energy life forms, and named their country the Xiling Empire after the end of the Third Chaos War. Nora in the novel repeatedly mentioned "Ding--" (suspected to be Ding-dang), a classmate at the end of the life enlightenment class. And the later psionic energy. Mainline Chaos (Abyss). The setting is very similar to "Xiling Empire". The author of the finale admitted that he used the Xiling setting. So the novel can be seen as a prequel to the Xiling Empire.

Well... If you want to read it, I suggest you skip it. Since it was a book a few years ago, I won't say anything else, but I still want to tell newcomers: After all, times have changed 😥. If you can't bear it anymore, you can just delete the book and leave like me.

I said it couldn't be done anymore. I felt like the writing style and thinking of a primary school student were ruining such a good opening setting.