Book of Blood

I started reading Ke Bang's books very early on. It can be said that I read as many as Ke Bang wrote. The leisure life of Ke Bang is very well described. No matter the big or small characters, they all have their own characters and perspectives. The words written by Ke Bang give people a natural and relaxing feeling, but they are no less passionate and sensational. Every time I read the book, I feel a unique romance, a kind of pastoral poetry. I personally witness each character create their own epic feeling under Ke Bang's pen, and this is the romance that belongs only to Ke Bang. No matter what happens in the future, I will continue to pursue Ke Bang's book - ̗̀(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑)

Compared to this book, I prefer the player flow of the previous one, but it is obvious that the author's writing has improved very quickly and greatly. Overall, the future is promising

There are very few articles like this in male videos, almost none at all. . . .

I read this book first before reading Yggdrasil. I feel that there are many similarities between the two. For example, in the early stage, I pretended to be a boss, and then this one was more pretentious. This book felt like a big improvement in the character design of the protagonist. The previous book basically had nothing but a beautiful feeling, and this one is just green tea. To be honest, most of the characters in books these days have no personality or no clear distinction, unless they are very distinctive. Finally, I hope the author will update more. World Tree has been updated for almost two years. I hope this book won't be so long. I beg to add updates occasionally.

Why is this book on a male channel? I feel like it should be on a female channel

The game Yggdrasil is really beautiful

I think Tu Shanlan's The Fox is better. I can't remember the name of this Western novel.

The protagonist knows that the vampire demigod is very hostile to him, the pseudo-blood ancestor, and even wants to devour her, so he has been cautious in the past, hiding his identity and not letting others know about her existence. After being liberated by the true ancestor, he began to wander. When I faced the third-level people in the front, I knew how to kill them, but when I faced a descendant of a vampire demigod in the legendary level, I just let him go. The reason was to protect others (how to put it, it's that kind of thing. Although I am not a human in this life, all the humans in this world still want to kill me, but I just want to sacrifice my life for humans. This is actually a natural drawback of the alien beast novel, and I always thought zz could handle it well). The following pictures did not say anything about the follow-up of this legend, so let's assume that the legend returned to the vampire demigods and informed them about it, and then all the vampire demigods knew about it (the wounds inflicted by the Lord's Liberation can confirm this), and then all the vampires were given orders to start killing the true ancestor while the true ancestor was weak (it must be possible, because it is explained that the true ancestor has restrained other vampires. System, the demigods will definitely not be chained again after being free for so many years), and then in this principality, first the duke overturned, and then the nobles suffered heavy losses. As a big noble and the first node associated with the "evil god", the protagonist will inevitably become a target, and then the protagonist can escape several private assassinations, or in the process of resistance, the protagonist can cover up his identity several times, and then the protagonist will inevitably overturn. . . . . . . So, have you seen the boss at the back who can explain how to deal with this Balrog? I really don't understand it. If it doesn't die, the plot will definitely fall apart. If it doesn't, it can only be said that there is a problem with the logic of the plot, and all the villains will be outwitted.

Why Mao does not move the protagonist has a circle of milk around his mouth, and even wets his upper body with milk. Is this to emphasize that the protagonist is not a "lofty god"? Is there no other way to emphasize it?

The writing is quite good, but it's not enough to read. I'll give it a try for a while.