The Outcast: The Slacking Holy Lord and His Overworked Minions

From the introduction, you can clearly feel that the protagonist is a time-traveler. In the book, the protagonist is obviously an aboriginal of Jackie Chan's world. He traveled under one person, and the world tricked the Holy Lord, and then the Holy Lord merged with him. After that, the world is not over yet. If you want to continue to stay in the world, you must pay rent. The rent is to use the Yang spell to plunder the compressed pure soul (it feels like there are too many settings, and it feels mixed but not refined.)

Um... How to put it, Uzumaki Naruto knows, right? The protagonist of this book is almost the same as Naruto, but a little stronger than Naruto. He is always targeting the Holy Lord. He is stronger than Naruto. He clearly knows that the warlock will have backlash if he asks about whether the future has not changed. If you directly change the original facts, why do you think you will be fine? You will have one less step of asking than the warlock, and then still... It's incomprehensible to do things that are directly harmful to oneself, and it feels like picking up the bowl to eat and putting down the bowl to curse. The method of making ghost generals and heroic spirits is given by the Holy Lord, and the spells are from the Holy Lord. You can even say that everything you have now is given to you by the Holy Lord. And as we all know, demons have no credit. The Holy Lord should be able to use the spells from the beginning, so as not to be reincarnated and lose his power. At the beginning, I thought it was the same type as "Feng Dou Po". The Holy Lord is an old man, and the protagonist is wandering outside. After all, this book is called "Destroying the Holy Lord", but in the end... Do you know what regret is? This is called regret.

Sorry, really sorry

There's nothing wrong with it, it's just boring

Pretty good.