National Fate: Playing Bishop Otto, with Paimon as My Teammate

How to put it, it's not good to play whoever you want to play Otto. If you haven't experienced Otto's childhood, you won't understand how much influence people like Kallen have on Otto. It can be said that from the moment he first met Kallen, Otto's life has only been lived for Kallen, and Otto's five hundred years of experience and his will to everyone, even that Is the wisdom of the so-called "god" that can be played by ordinary people? Apart from other things, the so-called acting system, if it is Otto, his first reaction is not to comply with the system, but to think about whether the system has an impact on his own plan, whether he can control it, and if he cannot control it, how to use it to maximize the value. As for Void Manzang, I don't know if it is an enhanced version of the system. If not, then the God Key he simulated, except for the directionally strengthened Judas form, is incomparable to the real God Key. If it is, just pretend I didn't say it.

I wonder if I can let Otto take action once?

I was thinking about when Kallen would be released so that I, an Olian party member, could realize my dream.

Boss Bai, a model worker, is exhausted.

Otto: "Boss Bai, I didn't lie! Boom." Paimon: "Otto, I didn't lie either, boom... The final winner is me, Paimon!!!!"

Is it my imagination? Good water text

I don't know what the use of those viewers is? A woman says it's a vase, but a younger man says it's no good, an old man is no good at all, and a middle-aged man is even worse. Anyway, in the eyes of the audience, it's not a human being. I really don't understand, what's the use of all those contrasts?

One person updated seven books, and so many of them were new books

False acting: I will do whatever he does, and I will do whatever he has done. Real acting: I am him, fiction is fiction, I have no experience, I just have no experience

I feel like this is the most severely undercut white boss I've ever seen.