A Paladin's American Horror Story Adventure

Very interesting, said a lot of good things, Chapter 19 became a paladin Then the levels of Chapter 20 and Chapter 21 all changed to level one. They are very beautiful. You don't need them if they are beautiful. They are level one paladin. This combat power is too high. What I'm talking about is that all skills are level one. Come and take a look. 😘

I read the first 50 chapters. The early stage is relatively slow but just right. The protagonist's personality is non-toxic. Unlike the protagonists in other novels, his character is closer to the psychology of real people and more vivid. Come on In the subsequent reading, I found that there were a lot of settings and an inability to connect the context. There is a high probability that it is an AI text, probably because AI can only generate one chapter at a time and has no memory of previous conversations.

It's pretty good, but I wish there could be less description of the protagonist's emotions, as it would feel a bit draggy. I hope the heroine can focus on the main plot.

A very good novel, I like this kind of slow growth. However, there are so many sects in the United States that there should be something suitable for the protagonist. If you find a sacred bone, the Spear of Langnokis, the Sword in the Stone, etc., You can basically achieve all-round strengthening.

Give the protagonist a cross necklace or something like that. It's suitable for showing off. If you're a chosen person, you've seen angels, been watched by angels, etc. When others hear this, you'll be immediately filled with a sense of mission, okay?

The writing is okay, but the first twenty chapters are a bit tortured. The male protagonist always makes a fuss. I can only say that no one writes about this kind of track. If you have an appetite for the American horror genre (movies, TV series, folklore, etc.), You can check it out.

The writing is very good, there is no running account, the plot is connected smoothly, the system has no consciousness (less talk), there is no alchemy, and half of the dozens of chapters are just the system talking 🤦 🤦 🤦

I have been following it until now. The subject matter of this book is okay, but the middle part and the bankrupt sisters are probably about the white man who ran the AI and turned into an Asian. Later it was changed back. It is probably because the author himself came back or changed the AI. I can only say that the general direction is good now, and many people have been added. In the Metaverse setting, the protagonist can go to other worlds through nodes to obtain divinity (equivalent to a copy). In fact, the author can hold a collection in the book circle and ask readers to propose various film and television game works as reference, so that there will not be a forced completion of 6 chapters before going to the Caribbean world. 🤦

Overall, it was okay. The male protagonist grew up step by step, but the "love" scene with his step-sister (because I skipped to watch it later, so I don't know if it was love or not) was so well written that it made my head ring with a loud bang, stars in my eyes, and I just wanted to escape. [I almost cried] Apart from this, the writing was good. The analysis of the disabled system is also very good and there is nothing to complain about. If you can't write emotional drama well, then write less. Please, please. You hurt me~~ There are still very few platforms that write this kind of stories, and very few of them have reasonable plots. It's still worth recommending. I couldn't stand the poisonous point so I pulled it out. I still recommend it to others.

Protagonist: Fei Wu, who is startled (fighting the fifth scum) → Fei Wu, who is startled and can glow (fighting the sixth scum).