The Witcher's Infinite Journey

After seeing Warcraft, I really can't stand it anymore. The author seems to have no clear definition of the protagonist's strength at all. In a world with high-end combat power like Warcraft, the protagonist is prosperous, as if the orcs are like SB. The fluctuations in strength are just like that. The most unbearable thing is the character before and after. Are the vicissitudes of life suitable for the protagonist, innocence is right? Are orcs evil? Is the definition of a demon hunter justice? The author's own understanding of justice is wrong. Humans will not kill when they make mistakes, but non-humans will be killed? Why can't Lothar's sword kill Orgrim? The author doesn't understand. And that inhuman intuition, when you see someone good, you feel good, and when you see someone bad, you feel bad. That's it at the beginning. The manager has so many worlds, but he's still so naive? Some readers like the protagonist to be kind, and I like it too, but can the author make the logic more reliable? I suggest you watch the infinite type of panic boiling. That is also justice, not the blind justice of Superman nor the absolute justice of Akainu. Power, when used righteously, becomes righteous, when used evilly, it becomes evil. There is no right or wrong.

A person who has always been a righteous person actually helps pirates fight against the navy. Do you really think pirates are just?

😃 I have read several chapters and I think it is okay. I would like to give you some suggestions. If you have a chance, you might as well go and upgrade some magical or fantasy worlds: 1. Dragon World: It is also a collapsed world that requires some people or force to save the world. The gray robe organization inside is very similar to the demon hunters, and the dark descendants are very similar to demons. They have been produced for three generations, but I personally think the first and third generations are the best; 2. Devil May Cry: How should I put it? This is a paradise for demon hunters, but the monsters are very powerful. Not to mention how powerful and majestic the BOSS-level monsters in the old Devil May Cry are, but the monsters in the new Devil May Cry are no less impressive. Pig's Knuckle is going to go, and I guess I have to wait until the advanced level; 3. Fairy Sword series: A classic of domestic RPG, pig's feet have an anti-magic physique. If you still can't find a solution, you might as well go to the world of Fairy Sword. The unique Taoist system that combines Taoism and martial arts is quite interesting. Pig's trotters have perfect marks for martial arts. You might as well get in touch with the power of Taoism, and there may be unexpected surprises; 4. The Witcher Series: It is almost completely in line with the Pig's Foot profession and its own values, but the world is indeed a bit dark, so it depends on what you mean.

After reading Chapter 60, my evaluation is just two words: boring. The protagonist's justice is a bit too deliberate, which means he has a severe case of chuunibyou. The protagonist seems to be brainwashing himself all the time that he is a just person. I don't know if the author is not strong enough or if he writes it like this on purpose. Also, the author may want to write the protagonist as a simple and direct person. , And then I want to write the protagonist as a person who is elegant and polite, which makes me feel a little bit sad. The protagonist has been fighting Warcraft since he was a child, and then became an orphan. He also worked as a slave gladiator for three years. When he was just fifteen years old, he was a simple, direct, elegant and polite person. This is completely too contradictory. The plot is relatively monotonous, so I won't say more.

This book should be called! The Virgin Bitch's Wireless Pretense Journey. The more I look at it, the more disgusting it becomes

The protagonist insists on pale justice, persistently fights demons and monsters, etc., And turns a blind eye to the evil hidden in human beings, so he sometimes feels like a virgin.

People in the native world beat the time traveler to death and took away their bodies. They don't know the plot, so they don't know the meaning of what you write like this. Writing about a time traveler is a bit redundant. . . .

He can beat Illidan, but he can't beat CP9. This protagonist's strength fluctuates from Mount Everest to the Mariana Trench.

I gave up the book after reading the first few chapters. What was this about? To be honest, I came here after watching "The Witcher" and "The Lord of the Rings". You haven't watched The Witcher, but you have played the "Witcher" game, right? There is also a golden finger, just a golden finger, what kind of extra true god is there? The character design of the demon hunter is really not like this. This book is only suitable for beginners.

The poisonous point of accepting Hermione into the harem made me quit.