Forced to Be a Savior in the Overlord World While Trying to Lie Flat and Cultivate

It's pretty good. It's rare to find a rebel king. The content is also good.

In fact, the difference between Nazarick and the protagonist game can be shaped according to the gap between Little Japan and the Tang Dynasty. Looking at the original work, I feel that the Japanese are still too petty and do not dare to increase the numerical inflation. I really like the setting of the protagonist game at the beginning. If the values ​​​​expand, then open a new system and continue to expand. The old version of the protagonist is more than 100 levels higher than Nazarick. If it weren't for the level lock in this world, I wouldn't dare to think about Bones' expression when he got a big mess. There is no need for the protagonist to have any illusions or reservations about the people of Nazarick. I hope that his thoughts will gradually change later. The people of the upper state do not worship the king of the lower state, not to mention that the protagonist can be said to have become a legend in the game version in the end. If the protagonist hadn't just wanted stability, any other aggressive player in Nazarick would have been blocked. In the end, Nazarick would have been drained of all resources and finally the furnace was refined in an instant. But considering that the original Nazarick is essentially a projection of the Japanese right wing, their self-destruction is normal.

The protagonist's three views are finally correct. The brain is quite bright. . Finally I read a novel that doesn't make me vomit. As for the Bone King, I've never heard of it, but it doesn't seem to affect reading.

I read more than 240 chapters in one go, and it was refreshing to see the right path in the world. On the surface, it is the main theme of East good overcoming West evil, but it also describes the evil nature of Xiaoli from the side. Different from other immortal cultivators with the theme of "killing for the sake of killing", the male protagonist of this story is saving mankind throughout the whole process, which is quite rare!

It's a good and refreshing article about the Bone King. Personally, I feel that the Vulture Palace and the beginning are a bit abrupt. The stitching may be because the author is trying to innovate. The descriptions of sect levels and residences are too thin. The only bright spot is that the battle is exciting.

If I were the protagonist, even if I didn't want to fight with Bones. I will also be ready for war at any time, because no matter how far away we are, we will meet again, and it will definitely not be pleasant when we meet. This is equivalent to me and Bones being like this: "We have different paths and we don't work together." If I don't have any ability, I'm just on the side of the road, free and easy. You should eat and drink when you should, but one day you may burp.

In fact, it's okay. The new book needs encouragement. Next, let's see if the protagonist can grow. After all, there are no normal people in the Big Tomb, and there is no so-called sense of peaceful coexistence. I look forward to the day when the protagonist will sweep across the Big Tomb alone.

The character of the protagonist is well designed, not a stallion-licking virgin. I introduced the feature of cultivation in Western Fantasy, but I still give it 5 stars. I hope it won't end badly.

It's pretty good, the type I like. The only drawback is that I have too few high-end combat capabilities.

But it looks a bit like ancient Chinese writing.