What do you do when you transmigrate and discover that a little girl is about to beat you to death? Say a few nice things to her, then sacrifice the cultists.
What do you do when a beautiful girl is in trouble? Save her, then save her again.
What do you do when you run into an evil god? Fight first. If you can’t win, use your cheat.
Lu An only wanted to be a low-key adventurer, but his strength wouldn’t let him.
The evil gods sealed away a thousand years ago are awakening one by one. The true gods give ground, and the world is reduced to hell.
When the Church of Light, once a symbol of hope, no longer protects the people, Lu An, the Child of Curses, steps forward. Leading a host of companions, he drives out the evil gods one by one (by sacrificing them) and restores peace.
Years later, the legendary Grand Swordmaster Rayne stands onstage. Asked about Lu An’s legendary deeds, he smiles faintly, his eyes full of respect. “Lu An was a great hero. His strength was unfathomable, yet he was humble and kind, always ready to help others. He wiped out the vast majority of the cultists in the world and saved countless innocent lives.”
Rayne’s eyes gleam with nostalgia, as if reliving the days he fought alongside Lu An. Then suddenly his face turns pale and his body trembles despite himself, as though he’s remembered something unpleasant. He takes a deep breath and adds, “Lu An had one little flaw. He liked to sacrifice cultists while they were performing their own sacrificial rituals. It could be just a little shocking to witness.”
[This is an invincible-protagonist story with no harem.]
[The story follows one small tale after another, showcasing the joys and sorrows of people in another world.]
[There is a System, but no System quests.]
I just saw Sacrifice to the Fire Demon Lord. The first time you sacrifice, you will reach the full level of the human world. After that, you can only become a god. What else can you give after the sacrifice? I thought it was about sacrificing small cult groups first and then upgrading step by step. At Custer's place, I felt that there was nothing to attract the protagonist except his appearance, so I stopped watching it. I don't know if the protagonist enjoyed it.
The setting is not bad, but the writing of the book is a bit verbose. To be precise, the author's emotional intelligence is a bit low, so the way he behaves and speaks less decisively should be free and easy and domineering. Moreover, every character lacks his or her own voice. The male protagonist of yours has no personality at all. It seems like there are only a few characters in the whole book. You have escaped the plot of the male protagonist to any character. There is no sense of violation in the plot. If you don't remind me,
At first I thought it was just an ordinary pretentious and slap-in-the-face article, but I didn't expect it to be anything other than that. This book is not in line with the mainstream of Tomato. I was quite surprised to see this kind of novel on Tomato. It doesn't feel that strong and satisfying, but so far I think it's still quite good. The protagonist is invincible from the beginning, but not ostentatiously. Instead, he starts from the lowest level adventurer. I have written several tasks so far. I think the trial tasks are well written. Although it is still a bit awkward, I can understand it.
Support it.
That Sid is so annoying
The first few chapters seemed average, and after reading the introduction, I felt that it didn't suit my reading preferences. After reading a few more chapters, it seemed like the engaging plot was good. The male protagonist, Lu An, is indeed a talent.
Well written, support it