The privilege of the Celestial Dragons × the bloodline of the D family - when the ultimate power of the world's nobles is coupled with the violent potential of the natural enemies of gods, who can withstand this sea?
Fegaland D. Roya, a combination of the descendants of the Creator and the forbidden bloodline.
Awakening at the beginning [Balance of Gods and Demons System]——
During the day, he is an arrogant god who tramples all rules and seizes the best and most beautiful women;
At night, he is the evil Shura who subverts the world government and tears apart generals with his own hands!
[The balance favors "gods": seize the empress with privileges and unlock the gift of gods - an invincible body that surpasses Kaido!
[The balance favors the "devil": tear the sky apart with extreme evil, and unlock the devil's weapon - the overlord's color entanglement that destroys the world!
Warring States: Roja is the highest barrier of the world government, who dares to touch him?
Long: That masked Shura is the real god of our revolutionary army!
Amid the war, Roja sat on the execution platform, holding the stunning empress in his arms.
Looking down at the navy and pirates who were fighting to the death, the corner of his mouth curled up: "In this sea, whoever I say will survive will survive!"
Reader comments
It's okay, but I don't like the design of Goldfinger. The attributes of gods and demons are balanced, and there are penalties for imbalance.
The overall feeling is that the male protagonist must act according to the requirements of the system. It would be nice if there were no punishments, only rewards.
Suggestions (for the author's reference only):
If the design system gives attribute rewards, such as a 20-point bonus for divinity and "knowledge and knowledge*, a 10-point magic bonus for "armed sex*," the male protagonist will do things for the rewards.
It will feel better if the forced feeling is removed, and it will also give people a sense of satisfaction that the male protagonist can do whatever he wants.
Give it four stars, good luck to the author.
It's very well written, it's a big piece of cake, welcome to try it out! ! !
It's excellent, but the plot is a bit draggy. I can give it 8.8 Points.
It's okay, but I don't like the design of Goldfinger. The attributes of gods and demons are balanced, and there are penalties for imbalance. The overall feeling is that the male protagonist must act according to the requirements of the system. It would be nice if there were no punishments, only rewards. Suggestions (for the author's reference only): If the design system gives attribute rewards, such as a 20-point bonus for divinity and "knowledge and knowledge*, a 10-point magic bonus for "armed sex*," the male protagonist will do things for the rewards. It will feel better if the forced feeling is removed, and it will also give people a sense of satisfaction that the male protagonist can do whatever he wants. Give it four stars, good luck to the author.
It's very well written, it's a big piece of cake, welcome to try it out! ! !
It's excellent, but the plot is a bit draggy. I can give it 8.8 Points.