I Scare the Villain to Tears from the Start, Playing the Holy Son in Horror Movies

It's okay so far. It's pretty good among American horror movies. Maybe because the protagonist is still a little boy and there aren't that many obscene things. If the harem story doesn't change when he grows up, I should be able to read it. But the author said it has multiple female protagonists, haha. I will watch it before he turns into a stallion. Isn't it? Open at the age of ten? Already slipped away.

The surprise is good, the plot is compact and smooth, but the details are a bit weird. For example, the protagonist is 10 years old, and he went to school to write about high school. What he saw was also a high school student, which was a bit dramatic. When fighting, the characters are also described very much like adults.

It's okay, it's quite novel, and it's also quite enjoyable. It's just that it's a bit surprising that the female protagonists are not labeled. And the unrelated picture at the end of each chapter is a bit annoying. Every time I'm immersed in reading, a strange picture suddenly pops up, which is a bit scary.

Cool! It's so cool! It's so beautiful! Except for the fact that the skills are a bit messy, the aura is a bit weak, and the prowess of God's lineage is a bit lacking, the rest of it is simply great! By the way, is there a female protagonist? Is it Emma?

So far, it's been quite enjoyable to watch. It doesn't overwhelm the male protagonist, and the plot isn't too disappointing. The male protagonist is crazy and quite charming. There are currently three female protagonists, all of whom are clean. The male protagonist's requirements for accepting a female are very, very, very high: crazy/evil/with special powers/resistant to killing, all of which are indispensable. Many movies, TV series, etc. Basically don't accept female characters. If you want to see female characters, don't expect them. Male protagonists don't want normal female characters, and don't expect female characters to be weird. They are all experience monsters (really kill them to gain experience). Eat meat or not, the male protagonist is only 10 years old, and seven to eight hundred chapters are underage, so just wait.

It's good-looking and enjoyable enough. The protagonist's force can basically deal with the problems that occur. He takes the initiative to hunt weird things to improve his level. The main plot is quite clear. Although it has multiple female protagonists, I feel that the emotional line is well written so far. There is nothing embarrassing. I am not afraid of opening a harem, but I am afraid of opening a harem randomly.

I originally thought it was a time-travel horror film, but I didn't know it was a horror film that fused the world with fairy tales. The protagonist has a faint sense of divine madness, and the hook is not high. It's just right. It doesn't matter if I haven't watched American horror movies.

It is highly recommended to add a few angel characters. I feel that the painting style of the protagonist is very suitable for being a garter angel. I am really looking forward to seeing the reaction of the angel brothers turning into the protagonist.

I've seen a similar one. The protagonist is a girl named Gabriel, an angel from Japanese anime. It's also a time-travel into a horror world, and most of the author's previous stories are very similar. But that copy was sealed, so I took this one as my sustenance. I hope the author will not be banned. The sealed protagonist, Gabriel, is a pure angel. Although he also has a system, that system is a monitoring system that God has set for him and something that has distributed items. And he was also raised as an orphan at the beginning, and he was adopted together with Isk. Also has a bit of a friendship with Wednesday. I wonder if anyone else has seen it?

Can't drive a big car or a small horse, one star missing, the protagonist is too young