The Bloodborne Era

I didn't see any trace of the real charm contained in Bloodborne at all in the book, only a little bit of the hunter setting. The protagonist is like a puppet with four professions tied up by chains. He has been trapped in a cage of power and survival, which makes people never feel happy.

The town of Yanan is known for its simple and honest people, and the street of Undying is famous for its warm hospitality. 😏

Is the protagonist a master of disguise? His expressions are so rich; in just three or four pages, he's sometimes playful, sometimes calm, sometimes gloomy, sometimes happy, sometimes sullen, and sometimes relaxed and carefree.

To be honest, I haven't read this book, but the author, who has so little popularity, managed to write 2 million words, which is truly a testament to his passion.

You just started writing nonsense in the first paragraph, right? Yannan people don't drink blood, and they don't know magic Blood is used for injections, and blood cocktails are also a mixture of blood and alcohol, which are considered local characteristics in the context of the rise of blood therapy The source of blood is not available in the whole world Magic is a secret method.

Putting everything else aside, I applaud the author for creating this work out of pure passion.

Well, the first few chapters were quite engaging, but as it went on, whether it was the dragging plot or the long, repetitive dialogue, it became quite tedious. Moreover, the main storyline wasn't clear enough; it always felt like the protagonist was being manipulated and plotted against. The more I read, the more I wanted to punch someone, so I ended up going to the Yharnam bonfire party and mingling with the crowd.

This is a fantasy novel using the Bloodborne name, right? The elves in Bloodborne are parasites within the bodies of higher beings. There's no magic or these strange potions in Bloodborne.

Is the protagonist a drug addict? A scoundrel? A thug?

The plot progressed rather slowly; they spent a long time just writing about the castle, and there were no exciting moments or truly indescribable horror. It was a bit of a disappointment.