If Tang Jie were to sum up his life after transmigrating, he'd describe it as:
"A co-op game account inherited with max affection from all the bosses, who have all turned evil."
The cold, selfish witch took him on as an apprentice, then used threats and temptations to win his trust.
The gentle, reserved dragon girl dragged him back to her island, indulging him in everything except leaving the island.
The easygoing, cheerful priest took him into seclusion, then held lavish banquets and put him on the sacrificial altar.
The dashing, flirtatious pirate took him on adventures to uncover secret history and open the gate.
"To this day, I'm deeply grateful for your support on my path to godhood."
"Whether it was the witch's brutal interrogation, the dragon's hands-on instruction, the divine envoy's deception and concealment, or the adventurer's schemes and plots..."
"I am, very, grateful."
◎ The right way to sum it up
Dating sim X
Horror escape game √
The life of the protagonist X
The life of a walking piece of Tang Monk's flesh √
Reader's Guide:
◎ A fragile wizard protagonist, with a powerful set of three pieces of equipment included. He makes villains think he's a mastermind through his own wild fantasies. A weakling's growth story with the trappings of a shonen manga: getting beaten up, building up cooldowns, unleashing SEED, flashbacks (repeat).
◎ No romance throughout. If a villain or side character deliberately approaches the protagonist or takes a liking to him, they're definitely trying to use him for some purpose.
◎ The values of people in this other world are drastically different from those of the era the protagonist comes from. His only priority is staying alive, and he just wants to transmigrate back home. There will be no romance.
Theme: Hold fast to your beliefs and charge ahead without hesitation.
What? Finished? I still don't understand?
At this point, this story is still unfinished for me. You have dug a lot of holes and haven't filled them yet! Looking forward to filling out the side pages of the next book.
So, Tang Jie, the goddess of nature, and the sun god, are the three of them one and the same? Three sides of a person, a person constantly changing in the dimension of time? Or are they just three humans from different worlds of humanized Warcraft? Because they shared the world of birth together, they became a whole, that is, the world. So the three are interdependent.
Mo Fang, there is also a side story~
Is Xiao Tang still Xiao Tang?
Xiao Tang went further and further on the road to annihilation of the wolf.
It's a bit confusing, and there are too many psychological descriptions that make me tired. The theme and purpose are quite novel, so keep going!
Emmm, an alternative version of Lan Ke Qi Yuan?
Lao Liu, a gangster who buys and sells by force!
Xiao Tang, whose three views are slightly crooked and full of humanity