Versatile Mage: I can control you until you die

It’s coming to shelves!

Tonight at six o'clock, this book will officially be on the shelves. Please take some time out of your busy schedule to support the author~

After the release, there will be five updates, and the follow-up will still be two updates at 12 noon~

Let’s talk about the issue of combat power and my own thoughts.

Some friends may complain that Xu Fang has made breakthroughs in the ancient capital for two months, leaping from the beginner level to the intermediate level. Why is there no improvement this year?

Not to mention breaking through to the high level, you must at least complete the four elements!

Regarding this point, from a plot point of view, Xu Fang's rapid advancement relies on the Wild Goose Pagoda. An ordinary mage can enjoy it every day for half a year, not to mention Xu Fang with full power.

Without Yan Pagoda, the progress will naturally slow down. With the increase in the number of legal systems, the difficulty of mid-level training, and the fact that part of the energy is focused on spiritual training, the "no progress" that everyone calls it has become a matter of course. .

If you haven't seen the original work, Uncle Luan often says "XX months have passed in a blink of an eye". Mo Fan is full of talent and magic and is preparing for a breakthrough?

Putting aside the plot, from the perspective of a fan fiction author, it is a taboo for the protagonist to upgrade too quickly and have his combat power collapse.

For example, Xu Fangzhen has completed the four majors at the age of eighteen, or has achieved high-level achievements. It may be very exciting to watch at the time, but how to arrange the plot later?

Is the war between world governments still peaceful?

If arranged, what position should be given to Xu Fang?

You are also a high-level cultivator. You have the halo of the protagonist, this and that, and you also fight back and forth with Zheluo. Is this really cool? It’s not too late to feel aggrieved!

But if there were no back and forth, there would be nothing to write about in this big plot. Is the protagonist frying fish, crushing him with a crackle, and the supporting characters all shouting awesome 666, and it ends in ten chapters? Complete the book within 100 chapters?

Doesn’t that work too well?

No matter in the future, people say that I have superior combat power, hydrology, or other scoldings, today I made it clear that Xu Fang's level will not increase exponentially, and friends who don't like it will only regret seeing each other again.

There is also the issue of combining skills. Some friends may feel that if the protagonist uses these skills, he should have been pulled into slices or targeted by the Holy City.

I want to say that I have already dealt with it, and at the intermediate level, the skills of the mage are no longer static. A top-quality spiritual seed or other things can change the magic into another form, such as Mu Ningxue bow and arrow. Coupled with factors such as magic tools, chaotic combat environment, and more.

Not to mention high-level ones, how dare you call me the protagonist if you don’t know how to create your own magic?

Xu Fang is a mage, but he is also a talented blacksmith, a scientific research madman with non-magical scientific thinking, and a military general who explores the unknown.

In the future, there will be multiple and diverse careers and various adventures to experience.

He is not a pure and simple mage. He will not and cannot spend all his time on cultivation.

His strength is viewed comprehensively and is something he strives for. His strength should be displayed in a way that allows a hundred flowers to bloom.

What I want to show is that Xu Fang relies on the various trump cards he has earned to defeat seemingly invincible enemies one after another and lead mankind to create a world in the end of the world.

Many friends may not know that the original name of this book was actually "The Versatile Mage: Bright Redemption". It was changed to its current name because it was not enough.

There is a sentence in the introduction that I like very much: Human beings in despair need heroes, salvation, and light.

Xu Fang will lead them out of the darkness on their own.

Writing books is my part-time job. I have a stable main job and a fixed amount of time for writing. Friends who have been chasing books should also know that my updates have always been very stable.

I want to finish this book, no matter what the results are, and dedicate it not only to you, but also to myself who was once immersed in the strange and confusing world of "The Versatile Mage".

above.

Xiaoxin blows bubbles.