Abyss Paradise

Decisive to kill? Huh, darkening? Ha, the protagonist was just an ordinary person at the beginning, it didn't matter that the Virgin Mary was kind. Later, he killed a few people, was caught, tortured and then turned into a black man. Is this how you turned into a black man? Someone teaches you swordsmanship, but instead of seizing every opportunity to become stronger, you complain about the other person in your heart? Later, when you met the little girl who almost killed you at the beginning, your mother's heart burst out? ? ? 999, You turned 6. You call these decisive killings and blackening?

In the first dungeon at the beginning, the protagonist's performance is too overwhelming, or the author wants to show too many supporting roles, which leads to a lack of clear distinction between priorities. From the first dungeon, the protagonist is overstuffing himself.

Come on, come on, come on

I particularly like the setting that the aborigines know about outsiders and reject them. I'm afraid I'll have to discontinue the update.