The Immortal Mage

The protagonist is really confused, and it is most normal for the protagonist to be cautious and defensive about the protagonist. Being polite to the protagonist turns out to be demanding. Expressing gratitude to the protagonist has become a way of wanting the protagonist to be grateful. In other words, it would only be normal if they were strangers and had nothing to do with the protagonist, but such people do not exist in novels.

The more you write about it, the more you write about it. Even if you give the male protagonist a princess at the beginning, you will be disgusted.

I finally finished reading it. The foreshadowing of the beginning has been filled in. On the whole, there are no problems. It has developed step by step to reshape the consciousness of the divine world. It is also very stable. There is nothing that disgusts the protagonist. After all, it is normal for immortals to behave strangely. At the beginning, the princess gives resources and the protagonist's attitude is considered unacceptable. The protagonist suffers?

It's a very good novel. If it were written ten years ago, it would even be 1/4 of the level of Douluo Dalu. If you haven't read it, you can read this novel. I would like to thank those who gave good reviews but said nothing for giving me the opportunity to read this novel. (Just irony)

The protagonist is a madman, right? He kills people and saves others. How can it be fun for him? He kills first, then saves, and then he kills again. It was as if I had just come out of a hospital in Aoyama and stood on the street, dancing from there. Even if you write a math problem, it will look better than this one. The plot is so confusing that it's impossible to watch it.

Okay, the timeline of ten thousand years is a bit long

The writing is good, I have read 400 chapters, but it is bland and the routine is single. Basically, the protagonist improves his body by fighting monsters, and the plot is really bad. He is said to be a player, but in fact it has nothing to do with the player. I thought there will be some plot in the later stage of enslaving players, and then killing indiscriminately, invading in reverse, and relying on his younger brother. In the end, the whole process is the protagonist's drama.

After reading 400 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. I have two feelings after reading it. 1. The protagonist is invincible and there are no hardships. 2. It is estimated that a quarter of the content is panel data.

It was good before Chapter 170, but after the emergence of the Immortality Organization, the protagonist's character dropped wildly, and it wasn't good to watch.

The character portrayal is terrible, it takes too long, the plot is bland, just escalating, and there is no plot breaking point. The character of the protagonist is really bad.