Holy War on the Horizon? I Just Want to Eat, Wait, and Die

It's pretty good, but I can't remember the corresponding characters with Western names. Coupled with the multi-perspective narrative, the look and feel is average. I hope it can be written more smoothly. I have finished reading the current one. There are too many stories starting at the same time, and multiple perspectives are switched, so the progress of each story is naturally too slow, and each story has a considerable size, involving many place names, characters and forces. The amount of information is too large to read, which is very unfriendly [face covering] For example, in the story of the protagonist's upgrade ceremony, it was revealed to readers from a God's perspective that the protagonist's trump card is the ancestor of the third blood clan, and the two characters of the devil and the ancestor of the second blood clan were shown very early on, which laid the foundation for the conflicts caused by identity. After a few chapters, an unexpected event led to the first head-on conflict between the devil and the protagonist, and then dozens of chapters later, when the protagonist officially performed the upgrade ceremony, the two enemies arrived. Looking at this framework alone, you will find that the design is quite good, but there is a problem with the filling of materials between each story node. In the traditional story framework, the protagonist can be used to seek upgrade materials, the protagonist makes money and other daily stories to enrich the article and pave the way for subsequent conflicts. The author of this article is more ambitious. He conceived many stories at the beginning and tried to tell many stories at the same time as time progresses. Then at some key nodes, these originally unrelated lines are connected in series to show a super expansion for readers. If it is written well, it will of course be very amazing, but it requires very superb writing skills, and the author's writing style is slightly lacking. The switching of perspectives is quite abrupt, and too much information is filled in a short period of time (there are too many characters, and the names are all Western names that are difficult to remember. You can't remember what this character is after you see it). Although it looks very gorgeous, the story in the text is very strict and advances according to the timeline, which makes people feel that the plot is driven slowly [face covering]

It's quite interesting. It's a new theme, but the main character is a bit over-the-top. Does the ritual have to be completed in order to gain strength? [Eating Melon] I was almost beaten to death for the first time.

A perfect novel that makes me feel like I have returned to the 1990s and 2000s. The novels at that time were all classics and each one made people addicted to it.

Why does this look so much like the Dark Ages of Crusader Kings 3?

It's a good Western fantasy. After reading the first volume, the plot is relatively compact and the fighting scenes are pretty good.

Look carefully, it's indeed okay

A very good Japanese Western fantasy novel, very good

A very nice book

It's really pretty

It's really fun to watch. I really don't want to poke it.