The Light of Sacrifice

He was chopped down because he came home late to pick up the sacrificial items, he was stabbed because his enemy fought back desperately, but he still felt calm inside. Doesn't the protagonist have no sense of safety in his heart? Also, does the author find this plot of being rescued from a coma very endearing? Especially when the protagonist has no ability to protect himself

On the one hand, it is psychological description, on the other hand, it is behavioral motivation, to role conflict... Even if the monsters from the Resident Evil were summoned without any basis using magic-themed things, it would be nothing like that. Writing this way cuts off the general logic of reaping what you sow and reaping what was written in the introduction. You can use calligraphy and painting to summon biochemical weapons. Why can't you use the hair on the back of your head to shout out the Monkey King? If you summon something else later, it will be unreasonable and unreasonable.

Can you at least give Xu a soul-eating ability? Then he successfully evolved and finally became a girl, but the protagonist just refused to eat. Moreover, there are various passages about modern people's reverie, but I still don't eat it. It's just intentional to describe the girl in a way that makes people want to be moved, but I still don't want to... 😂😂😂

It's a pity that it's not my cup of tea. My favorite summon is the unlimited explosion style.

Can human sacrifices be used? I always feel like it would be a waste if human beings died.

The introduction is worth reading. I will give you a recommendation vote first and update it quickly.

Finished reading, please update soon,,,

It's extremely poisonous. In the first chapter, I was directly persuaded to quit. In order to show off, I deliberately asked the pig's feet to be paid at several times the value in the store. As a result, I immediately walked to an alley, waiting to be robbed?

Word days, I only let it go for two weeks, why is it over? I'm so angry.

I thought it was rare to find a masterpiece of The Witcher genre. . . . 🙂