Belief in God Begins from Comprehensive Fear

There are tens of thousands of tigers in the world The world you set is full of ghosts. It can be said that they are very common. More common than tigers. To ordinary people, they are more dangerous than atomic bombs, but more common than atomic bombs. Then ghosts should be a common sense thing. Ordinary people know what they are. It's obvious that you have set up that this thing is not common. Most people don't know about it at all. Can you tell me why? In ancient times, news spread too slowly. Now it is too fast. There are some weird things that cannot be hidden. Also look at the content in your profile and the abilities of the protagonist. Developing science and technology to expand the population is the ultimate way. Human beings are high-quality biological batteries, and the protagonist is the universal converter. The description of power is indeed a bit fucked up. It's basically a battle on an illusory level. To be honest, the gun is indeed easy to use, as are the explosive packs. Those demons and evil spirits are immune to physical damage. Exorcists obviously do not have the ability in this area. Fighting on the physical level is more cost-effective.

How can I put it this way? I still like horror themes, but your setting makes people uncomfortable. You directly set the protagonist to absorb these spirits, but the transformation will cause losses. You can also directly fight with the spirits that have not been transformed in time. This is more reasonable. The current protagonist can only use these spiritual powers and cannot improve or generate himself. This kind of rootless duckweed-like setting is, how should I put it, a bit difficult for someone like me who likes to see great power attributed to himself. Well, after finishing my review, goodbye.

I have been smoking since the beginning, as if I would die if I slept. I wanted to write the protagonist very well, but the writing was not good and I overdid it. The writing still needs practice, and the setting is not very good, so it's uncomfortable to watch. It's a bit like a child with little experience pretending to be an adult.

Because I'm lazy, I'll be more direct. First of all, I would like to say thank you to all readers. It is really important to follow up and vote for the new book issue, so I hope you can place as many follow-up tickets as possible. This is really important! In fact, it can be considered as an answer to everyone's questions. 1. The first thing is [Why shouldn't the protagonist become a copycat, or become an idol to collect faith? Answer: This method is feasible, but the latter will cause the protagonist to become a public figure. Once his ability is exposed, it may not trigger social reactions, and the church and other parties may join forces to strangle him. It is difficult for the modern civilization system to accept such an abnormal impact. The protagonist of the former is actually doing it. I don't know if you have noticed that Simon mentioned when communicating with Angela that he had compiled Maya's short stories into a book, which has not been widely circulated yet. 2. [The protagonist joins the church, why should he come as a holy son and just take off? Answer: I have considered it, but it doesn't work, because both the old and the American side are Protestants, and they still abide by the Ten Commandments (at least on the surface), and the first and second of them are doomed. In fact, the entire cross religion is that except the Lord, no one - including the saints - can actually be worshiped, which means it is difficult to collect faith, and it is easy to get involved in some unnecessary troubles. 3. [Why is the protagonist's upgrade system so vague? The idiot author overwhelms the combat effectiveness! Answer: Yes, but it doesn't really suppress the combat effectiveness. I don't want this book to be like that, where level 31 kills level 30 instantly, and level 32 kills level 31 instantly. The main reason is that I really don't think I can write too many new ideas in such a plot, so I blurred the concept of level, and I won't introduce this concept in a short time. This is the question I can think of so far. In this comment area, if you have more questions, you can ask them at any time. If you are wrong, I will correct it. If you are stupid, I will adjust it. Be honest and obedient. After all, I have always regarded my career as an author as that of an actor, just to make everyone laugh. If I can't make everyone laugh, that's my problem. If I say it, I will correct it, so I hope you can encourage me and support me! Love you~

Good, come on, the author is very good. I feel that Raguel turned into an angel and can continue to stay with Simon and continue to follow him or become a single female protagonist in the later stage.

The first three pictures are very boring. To be precise, the first one is a bit interesting, the second one becomes boring, and the third chapter is really boring.

Not very good. This book has a bad look and feel. Anyway, I just read the first few chapters and the protagonist's power comes entirely from other people. And what do you think of the plot? There is a feeling of showing off.

Generally, it is tasteless if you barely force it into your mouth, and it is a pity to throw it away.

It's really great. It's been a long time since I've seen something this comfortable but the rhythm isn't too bad. Come on, author.

Personally, I feel that I am very good at it, and a small plot lasted more than 10 chapters.