The White Wolf Demon Servant Wants Freedom

Has the author practiced it? The pace is very fast, and the weakness of the protagonist is used to lead to the first battle. The way this battle can lift the readers' hearts clearly shows that the author is extraordinary. I wonder if there will be a scene in the future where I was forced to do something, but later got rid of the Gangyin and continued to do it because of my emotions.

I think the author is not simply depicting some suffering, but the beautiful qualities that exist in the deep and dark gaps are made to shine. I personally feel that this book may provide some comfort and encouragement to some people who are in the same dark place. Because I can empathize and be moved, some of the author's strokes are still powerful. Moreover, I think the overall creative idea is also very good, and it is a book worth appreciating.

As expected, I am the first to review this book. I am a newbie with a new book. Please give me your criticism and guidance to make this book better. I usually have to work, and writing novels is my dream, but I will save enough manuscripts and try my best to update them stably. As long as someone likes this book, I will finish it, and I like this book very much now, so even if others don't like it, I will finish it.

Although it is the author's first book, and the genre is niche, the template does not have a formula. It seems to be full of buffs, but it actually has great potential. The author's writing style is very good, the character descriptions are not many but very three-dimensional, and there are no poisonous points in the handling of many key plots. But as an early-stage abuse novel (the late-stage system is too useless in the early stage [face covering]), the current stage is definitely not that exciting. However, every character and experience that the protagonist has honed lays a solid foundation for subsequent growth. I hope that the protagonist can become the "alpha wolf" and truly lead the demon servant to freedom. (No, I feel like this passage is very manipulative [laughs]) Looking forward to the follow-up development [blowing kiss]

The author's portrayal of the protagonist Xue Han is the most eye-catching aspect of this book. As a white wolf demon servant who was reborn in a different world of orcs, he did not awaken the aura of Long Aotian at the beginning, nor did he come with an invincible system buff. At the beginning, he was imprisoned, despised, and used as a tool. He would tremble because of pain, waver in despair, and even develop dark hatred when being abused. These imperfect moments allowed him to break out of the conventional setting of an "innocent little white flower" and become a soul of flesh and blood, capable of pain and hatred, but never giving up his desire for freedom. Please don't stop updating. I'm so sad and want to read it. I finished reading the updated parts in a few days. Now I feel itchy. Please update more [crying]

Potential stock, edible. So far, it's not toxic, the plot is normal, and the combat descriptions and character portrayals are passable. It can be regarded as a rare high-quality furry article on Tomato. The future is bright, keep it up : D

This is the first time I have seriously read an article with the setting of "cannot disobey the master's order" (well... It reminds me of a dead article). It can be seen that the author put a lot of thought into the child Xue Han. What he would think and do at that time is very comprehensive and does not violate the ideological seal. Even sometimes I think it is not a big deal. If the author hadn't said that it violated the ideological seal, I would have skipped it. I really wouldn't feel OOC. In fact, "The Abuser" is a label that has a very small audience on Red Persimmon. To put it in a big way, it can become a poisonous label, but the author just stepped forward. I really admire it and filled some of the gaps in the bookshelf. To be honest, I quite like this setting... Can I say this (I can't save my xp)? I hope the boss will work well and make this book even better! ٩( 'ω' )و

OK, brothers, I also spent a whole day reading it (yes, from 7 a. M. To 1 a. M., Isn't it amazing?) Then let's talk about the conclusion first. The teacher's writing style is really amazing. You can see the protagonist's psychological contradictions and his choices almost everywhere in the article, which makes the protagonist's characterization almost full, and then I almost skipped reading the rest, of course for my own reasons. It was so depressing that I almost dropped my pearls [face covering] (I may be that sexy, um, yes). Although the author's writing is also very good, I still hope to get over it as soon as possible. After all, who doesn't want the protagonist to be well (is this really micro-abuse!?)

After reading the first volume, I will also comment on it [Sending Hearts] [Blowing Kisses] These are all personal opinions, and have no negative influence. I have a strong ability to accept them, so I can't complain if I don't like them [I'm about to cry] This book may offend some people, because the protagonist Xue Han is a slave, no, his status is lower than that of a slave, but this kind of counterattack in a desperate situation is also very good, and it belongs to a theme that is rarely seen on Tomato nowadays [Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart] The author's details are also very good. The twelve priesthoods are a very common Western fantasy color, but he also wrote a different kind of beauty [blowing kiss]. The character and characteristics of the protagonist Xue Han were perfectly discovered by the author, and he really brought Xue Han to life [shy] The characters in it are also very emotional, flesh and blood, emotional, and very active. The plot is also closely connected, and the world view is fully depicted. The ability hierarchy is also a small point [shy], but it does not affect the overall sense. The protagonist Xue Han is really improving little by little through his own efforts, and he vividly depicts the predatory nature of the weak. Of course, the depiction of perversion is also very vivid [shy] As for the system... Waste is really waste, powerful is really powerful [eating melon], being able to accurately observe his own progress, adding skills to Xue Han, and also being able to see the abilities of others, giving himself an extra life security [sending heart] The article is not invincible, nor is it pleasant, and is very sad. The whole process is a kind of relaxing and depressing [crying] I feel very sorry for Xue Han, and I am also happy to see Xue Han's progress. In an almost numb environment, I maintain my original intention, work hard to prove and make progress for myself, and live for my future. I think this is also the author's state of life, living for a better future [blowing kiss] Finally, there are not many interesting points in the article, but I really like it. The biggest interesting point is the identity of the demon servant. If you don't like it, don't read it. The author is also very difficult. If you don't like it, if you don't like it, my good article may be gone. Thank you all for reading it patiently. Here, I also wish all furry babies to be happy every day, rich in wealth, and their babies will be popular!

This book describes the world view very well, the Western fantasy world, the world of the 12 main gods It has been written since the birth of the protagonist. The damage caused by the mental seal (which makes the demon servant unable to resist) seems to have destined the demon servant's tragic fate. The status of the demon servant in this world is like... A pet that can talk, move and have its own thoughts... A tool for people to vent their desires is more appropriate. The protagonist has been serving different masters since he was born (pure service, the protagonist is clean) (main plot, excluding extras). He has always felt unfair and longed for freedom. Before the gold level