Game Alien+DNF+Pseudo-Cthulhu+Priest
Wang Dachui, a 10-year-old DNF player on Earth, was selected by the dying God of Holy Light while playing in the abyss all night. When he woke up, he became a trainee paladin in another world who had just been stabbed to death.
Good news: Obtain the skill tree of all priests. Bad news: The outside world has penetrated the outside world. There are corrupt nobles and careerists inside to create strange things.
The unlucky paladin he possessed was stabbed three times in the back by his own people precisely because he exposed the organ trafficking network in collusion between the nobles and the church.
Aiden Silverleaf, a saint of the Holy Light Church during the day. A Blue Fist mercenary who goes by the alias "Wang Dachui" at night. One light and one dark, hitting the sinful chain that leads from the border town directly to the holy city.
During the journey, he met his close friends and companions, and fought side by side against the corrupt forces and strangeness in the world. Unlock new god-given abilities: Anyone who believes in and follows him can obtain the professional inheritance of the DNF priest.
The old holy light has dimmed, and the old dignitaries have long since decayed. This gamer from Earth will eventually rewrite the order of this world.
He will hold the Holy Throne high, restore the glory of the priesthood, and become the Remidios of this world.
Reader comments
What can I say? I just read a few chapters. Let me tell you what I think.
If we talk about traditional online articles, some things are not expressed or clearly expressed, which makes readers (at least me) full of questions when reading. They haven't figured out the last question yet, but the next one comes again. After that, they don't have the patience to read on.
There are also some things that I feel are written too much, such as the psychological changes of the protagonist after time travel, the processing of the memory of the original owner, etc. I always feel that this part is written too much and the length is too large, which creates a kind of artificiality.
At the same time, it also made me think about a question. Traditional online novels will deliberately downplay the impact of the original owner's memory on the protagonist, emphasizing that the time traveler is the real protagonist, including the name. But in your book, the name is the original owner's name, and the name before time travel is used as the trumpet. It feels like a natural decision. So is the original owner influencing the protagonist? Maybe, because the author also reflected later that maybe something about the original owner is not dead yet. Who will take the lead in the fusion of the two people? Main character? Or is it the original owner?
Anyway, it was very awkward for me to watch. The processing of memory is like watching a movie and there won't be much fluctuation. The book is written like a personal experience, which I personally can't accept. After the fusion, is the protagonist still the protagonist?
What can I say? I just read a few chapters. Let me tell you what I think. If we talk about traditional online articles, some things are not expressed or clearly expressed, which makes readers (at least me) full of questions when reading. They haven't figured out the last question yet, but the next one comes again. After that, they don't have the patience to read on. There are also some things that I feel are written too much, such as the psychological changes of the protagonist after time travel, the processing of the memory of the original owner, etc. I always feel that this part is written too much and the length is too large, which creates a kind of artificiality. At the same time, it also made me think about a question. Traditional online novels will deliberately downplay the impact of the original owner's memory on the protagonist, emphasizing that the time traveler is the real protagonist, including the name. But in your book, the name is the original owner's name, and the name before time travel is used as the trumpet. It feels like a natural decision. So is the original owner influencing the protagonist? Maybe, because the author also reflected later that maybe something about the original owner is not dead yet. Who will take the lead in the fusion of the two people? Main character? Or is it the original owner? Anyway, it was very awkward for me to watch. The processing of memory is like watching a movie and there won't be much fluctuation. The book is written like a personal experience, which I personally can't accept. After the fusion, is the protagonist still the protagonist?