Eerie: Apocalypse Curse Master, I Banish Evil with Divine Script

There is a lot of writing about the protagonist's inner drama. At one time, he talked about how to survive in order not to die. At another time, he wrote about how he was going to die anyway and had the idea of ​​ruining himself. Since he had this idea, he analyzed the text and whatnot. And since he could analyze this book, shouldn't he look for ways to survive in the book? Anyway, the inner drama was a bit repetitive.

1 Heat slowly, 2. A running account. I originally expected him to make a main plot, but the result is the same as a running account. There is no suspense yet. It looks uncomfortable. The writing style is so poorly conceived, and the subject matter is already ready-made. Just make some slight changes to the system. But the writing is really not that good, so I don't recommend reading it.

Can the author elaborate on the realm? 🤔

The first two chapters of this book persuaded me several times. I really ran out of books so I endured and read a few more chapters. Then I found that it was quite interesting. At present, I feel that the section about leaving the village is too perfunctory and jumpy. There are no other problems.

There are really not many protagonists who are still useless even if they have golden fingers. Those scumbags are better than this thing. They can't find the shining point of the characters and have no moral character, let alone charisma.

What the hell? The village is gone. Has the author been replaced?

Boss, please take off my knees

So far, so good

It smells like a novice novel, but it's still mindless, and the male protagonist is also very stupid.

I can't stand it anymore. Bad reviews are a waste of my time.