Traveled Through Time with the Panel

The protagonist of this book is a bit clumsy. 1. Why did he want to become a lord? Why did he choose a war-torn place? 2. The protagonist used the blood of a witch for his sister. The protagonist's sister actually got together with the protagonist's enemy, the Lich King. He even leaked things about the protagonist. I can't stand it anymore.

To be honest, time travel comes with panels and systems. . . . It's like this now, and I don't care about it. However, can we not pretend to despise others? Well, don't say I have no basis. In the first chapter, the author said with disdain that the protagonists written by other authors could still add points in the battle to show others' cerebral palsy. And what about the author himself? Haha, something even more outrageous than others added, but I ignored it as a matter of course. Who gave you such arrogance? Don't believe it? They just add points in battle, but the protagonist's new skills have not been used once, but they combine 3 new skills and issue them together. Haha, who gave you the courage to brag to the sky? If you didn't despise others, I wouldn't say anything. But if you go too far but feel good about yourself, I'll say something. If the author doesn't like it, just delete the post.

To be honest, there is no need for the protagonist of this book to rebel like the protagonists of other books, because this protagonist has to have an IQ but no IQ. From negotiation to killing the barbarian king, his political ability is worse than that of ordinary people. In addition to relying on the protagonist's aura and the use of force through system cheating. I really have no talent

I thought I was going to another world with the panel to make noodles.

Demon blood, and paladin. Don't talk nonsense about how harmless power depends on who uses it... If you were a necromancer and faced corpses every day for several years, it wouldn't even take decades. Look, everyone is a corpse. With attributes that are incompatible, you can actually get a job

He was hanging around in the human world, and he didn't even know what other people thought of the devil. Without any danger, he inexplicably took the blood of the devil.

It's well written, but updates are too slow.

A batch of the Holy Mother's bloodline is given to others. Upgrading the system yourself is not as good as the bloodline given to others. Once integrated, it will be about the same strength as you, the system owner.

The first half can be said to be a masterpiece, but the second half is bullshit...

You can read only the first few dozen chapters of this book! When the protagonist's friends break through and become knights, they start to become more and more vicious!

It was sold out after it was put on the shelves, so I just placed an initial order and left.

The principle of fortification: increase the length of one's own defense line to accommodate more defensive forces, while reducing the length of the enemy's offensive line so that no more troops can be invested at the same time. Typical examples include bastions, convex turrets, and concave urns. The pyramid shape seems to have a few more layers of long-range defense firepower. In fact, the attack view will be blocked by the convex second layer on the third and fourth floors. The effect is far less effective than the four layers that go straight up and down.

It just feels like the protagonist is a little too mediocre, as a time traveler, and with that cheat.

Only after reading the latest chapter did I realize that it was actually a Buddhist author. I am so tired of waiting for updates every day 😭😭😭

Things were going well before, but suddenly I had to go to the barbarian territory alone, so I gave up decisively.

Resurrection is super poisonous, and the benefits are too great. It is the domain of gods.