Who Stipulates That Judges Must Hide Behind the Scenes?

I got this book by fate of an old author. If it wasn't the author's name, I wouldn't have any desire to open it just by looking at the title. The protagonist's system is to gain points by punishing evil, and obtain (crisis points) according to the degree of his own crisis. Abilities can be exchanged through two combinations. Crisis points effectively suppress the protagonist's speed of improvement and provide the cornerstone of story conflict. The old author's writing is very smooth, the world view is that of an ordinary city, and the characters are flesh-and-blood, so there is no problem in reading it in one sitting. It should be said that this is a very good food. But maybe the urban genre is inherently unpalatable, and the content tends to be too intellectually normal. For Tomato, it is too smart but not evil enough. (Most Tomato readers still prefer silly opponents and more dark colors.) Too many minions dilute the protagonist's picture. Favoring behind-the-scenes color, but not behind-the-scenes. The zodiac sign is consistent with the title of the book given by the author. A very nice book. Although I am not the audience for urban literature. 😁According to this result, there is a high probability that I will cut it off. I wish the author can return to the throne as soon as possible.

I have read "Endless Arms" five or six times, and I also know that all authors will eventually write some inappropriate things in their works, but just like several of my favorite authors, Principal, Innocence, Fate Egg, and Prodigal Son, there has to be someone who writes something different, come on!

Loyal fans, support the author unconditionally

Great reading experience

Very exciting, better than the previous books

It looks good, and the name Fate 0 is worthy of trust!

It's a unique experience, being both a judge and a god of death, it's fun and exciting

Come on, author, the author's wit is the best! ! !