Night Elf

I always feel that after reading the author's historical book records... With all due respect, the old eunuch recommends the young eunuch's sense of déjà vu 🤭

High applicability, whether you are going for the Eastern Xuan retro style or the Western fantasy aristocratic style, as long as the name... Thank you

Why reject the resurrection of the system? Doesn't anyone think a nine-year-old girl's body is wonderful?

I really like characters who only tell the 'truth' but use their tone of voice or small gestures to mislead others to achieve the purpose of 'lying'. Judging from the protagonist's current strength and the mystery of the desert, 'intelligence' will be one of the most important powers, and the evil god has exactly this. The evil god is afraid of the system. The protagonist's only (current) source of information is the evil god. He must remain wary but also have a trump card (the system detects malicious intent), a relationship similar to rock-paper-scissors. The evil god can take advantage of the protagonist's wariness and avoidance of the system's protection to reveal some truly valuable and non-malicious information, but hide part of it. This can put the protagonist into some pitfalls and even set up a bigger picture. I was just inspired by the scene where the protagonist is collecting information 'unintentionally' revealed by the evil god. After all, even if the evil god is weak and cannot use his hands but only his brain, he is still a god.

As an old internet bug and a World of Warcraft fan, a World of Warcraft-themed fantasy is worth looking forward to. Although the many DND fantasy books I have read recently are good, I have never understood the DND system in detail, so I don't have much experience with it. Warcraft is different because it allows me to find settings that I am familiar with, so I am looking forward to this book.

If the question involves the subsequent plot, please skip it Wouldn't it cause harm if the protagonist puts something into his body? What about the enemy leaving the weapon in the protagonist's body? Or look at kinetic energy? How about cutting slowly? How about cutting off a small piece? What about turning your head 360°? The protagonist can perceive and see. Does he have organs like eyes? Can you still see after being damaged? Are there any tendons or joints? Can I use non-human actions to draw a sword? If possible, can the protagonist develop these into sword skills or even a set of undead sword skills? The protagonist is not an elemental type, right? What happens if it hits water? What about natural lightning? Judging from the protagonist's force value during his lifetime, he was probably a high-ranking member of the Legion or Knights? Do you know legion tactics and deployment strategies? Judging from the current rarity of mysterious powers on the continent and the situation in the desert, is the desert something like an ancient magic empire? Will there be black lightning and blue twintails in the desert? If there is a plot where the protagonist reminisces about his life, and it is prosperous, crowded, full of life, etc., The feeling of the desolation and boundlessness of the desert will be stronger compared to the two, right? The point is there Also sand ?

"Lord in the Oasis" was recommended, let's see how it goes.