Danmei, it's okay, maybe I'll give up in embarrassment when it comes to falling in love. The necromancer summons to crush the flow, but to the outside world, it's a priest. It's a ridiculous setting, but it's very fun. I want to watch building territories, leveling up and killing monsters, but it's annoying to go out with the male protagonist to do tasks when you have nothing to do. Can't you be independent on your own? After being reborn, can't we save people properly? Only half of it was saved, couldn't you just invite the doctor to take it away? , Or leave something beside the doctor to protect him, and have to do tasks with the male protagonist in the middle, which is very uncomfortable to watch. Does it have to depict the doctor being driven away and then being miserable and then heroically saving others? , Saying that I have so much resentment, I might as well give up. . .
She is an extraordinary nanny, and her relationship with her employer is difficult to understand. The story progresses very quickly without any incident, but the other descriptions are quite interesting.
I feel that the author Goldfinger is a bit casual. People in other countries will die, but we won't. Let's save the country together. Other than that, it's okay. I think the world is a community with a shared future. When other countries are miserable, will it really not affect us? The logic behind inventing this game is a bit unclear. I can still watch it