I Can Bury All Things

Author, what do you think? During the first time traveling, the protagonist encountered various dangers and narrow escapes from death. As a result, it's my second time traveling. Can you introduce me to the folk customs of the world of mountains and seas? I feel that the protagonist is not panic at all. Just like outing, I think this world of mountains and seas is safer than modern society! The protagonist's ability is particularly suitable for snowballing, controlling the Samurai Soul to hunt ferocious beasts, and then burying the Summoning Samurai Soul. Those who are willing to surrender stay, and those who are unwilling to surrender are used as nourishment for the protagonist. It's that simple to improve the protagonist's strength! But what are you writing about in your book? When you enter the city after the second time travel, you explain things and explain things. You have to write about this and that, but you don't include the protagonist to improve his strength. The protagonist even forces himself to force the strongest player in the team to take action only when he is at the critical moment of life and death. It seems to me that there is something wrong with the brain. When I play games, I still want to have a great master. For example, if a summoner fights, he will not let the summoned beast take action. He has to fight on his own. Do you think this person has his brain kicked by a donkey? Although one's own strength is very important, it does not mean that external forces cannot be used! These are two different things, okay? What's more, summoning the Samurai Soul to fight is itself the protagonist's ability! Wouldn't a bone picker with similar abilities to the protagonist do a great job? There is a good person in front of you, just follow him and learn from him, but you have to be independent and independent. Only when great power is attributed to oneself is the real great power. Can't you improve yourself while killing ferocious beasts and summoning souls? There is no sentence in the book that says the protagonist cannot improve his strength by summoning the Samurai Soul. For example, the Bone Scavenger cannot forcibly contract with someone stronger than him, but can only contract with humans. The contract process is extremely complicated. They can all achieve great fame, but as for the protagonist, there are no such restrictions. So I felt like the protagonist was floating. It also restricts the strongest person in the team from taking action. This is just like the second generation of some wealthy people in the real world who clamor for independence every day, want freedom, and start their own business without spending a penny from their parents. In the end, it's not up to the parents to save lives at the critical moment. What is the difference between the protagonist and these people? There is obviously a strong support, but if I don't use it, I will waste it. I watched the first time travel and continued reading, which means that I like to see how the protagonist improves his strength and survives in the dangerous world of mountains and seas. As a result, the protagonist started wandering around during his second time travel, and started wandering around without mentioning improving his strength. There is not even the slightest awareness of improving one's strength. But it also restrains the strongest person in the team from taking action. The real power is to have one's own strength. Are you here to follow me in Versailles? I really don't know what it means

Hanshui South to Yunmengguang The sword of Tang Dynasty points to the mountains and seas in the north Watching Xiangyang together with elegance and splendor The moonlight sees the four elements together Born to be a hero and fight on the battlefield Japanese invaders wiped out Baoguo territory Happiness, gratitude and enmity, fortune-telling Lotte Zongheng Ping Taikang Mianshi Dangchao

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Did you stop watching this? Can you be more forceful?

Why do you have to explain it all the time? In other words, it is too verbose. No wonder no one reads it.