I Have a Cave of Evil

The main character, a modern person who travels back in time and has the right to speak, watches a little girl being stoned to death. He doesn't even say a word, but he still watches with relish.

Mordiggian Great Old One "A colossal shadow, cast not by anything in the room, outlined itself. From side to side, it filled the entire door, towering over the lintel-and then, all at once, it became more than a shadow: it was a mass of darkness, black and opaque, blinding with a strange blinding quality. It seemed to suck the fire from the red urn, with a penetrating intensity that was entirely death and void. The cold filled the cellar. Its shape was like a reptile-like shadow pillar, as big as a giant dragon. The curled trunk at the back was still crawling in from the darkness of the corridor; however, it was changing rapidly, turning and whirling, as if full of energy. Overflowing with the dark ancient energy vortex, it turned into some kind of demon giant with no limbs and no eyes; then, like a tongue of smoke, it jumped, stretched, and dragged its body forward into the cellar.

Has the potential to become a god of death, not bad

I have read many books, Stallion, A Wife Descends from the Sky at the Beginning, or the Wife is a God or a Demon, or Infinite Flow, Time Travel, Hot Blood, and Cthulhu. Generally, I don't like reading cool books. I only like reading cool books when I first start reading. , Author, I thought yours was a primitive stream, or a form of cultivation, farming, The protagonist of your book was not strong enough when it was put on the shelves. As a result, you revealed a little bit about the upper limit of the world. Just that ancient god. And you, as a novice guide, have gone too far. There are some things that you have to find for the protagonist in your book, or exchange information, buy information, eavesdrop on information, and other things. Some authors write books, for example, Behind the Scenes, Farming Flow, and Nurture. They all write in the third person that the protagonist lays out a chess piece. The rest of the book describes the steps of the chess piece laid out by the protagonist. This can fill tens of thousands of words. There are also protagonists written by some authors who have just entered and left unfamiliar places. They think twice before doing anything, make decisions before acting, and use less golden fingers, so readers will have a greater sense of involvement. ,,,,, The author, your book is a bit new,,,,, and it is quite suitable for laying the foundation. Don't care about other people's comments that will drag you home, and don't delete any book reviews. Just treat this book as a book for you to lay the foundation for. Read and listen to the comments. What others say, then change it, or not change it. Looking forward to your second book,,,,,,,, I only look for books to read on the new book ranking list

Not bad, but I don't know why no one sees it

Is this book without a female protagonist (meaning single)? Personally, I just want to watch it without a female lead.

He writes about anti-colonialism and similar things about Indians, no wonder he gets trolled. ------Free Beacon

It looks very good at the moment. I can just think about the details.

Two hundred chapters have passed, and the protagonist's tribe has not passed a hundred people who are speechless...

Why can't the protagonist stop walking when he sees that woman? Why not farm? If you don't develop your power, you have to go out and have trouble. If you don't have any ability to protect yourself, you have to get into trouble. Based on the above, the author may have lived in the last century, and these are all outdated stories.