Abyss Survival Notes

The previous article written by the worm was okay, but when it comes to the cowardly demon, it becomes rotten. Even if you don't know about the abyss, you still know that the weak eat the strong, and you still think about human dignity. If you don't have the strength, don't go back. It's a dilemma between life and death. To improve your strength, you rely on looking for opportunities everywhere (seeking death)? When a person is in a difficult situation, the simplest way is to pick up the butt of a cigarette and smoke it. But it's different when it comes to you. Why set up a chastity workshop?

It feels like a typical survivor bias. It seems that the author did not give the protagonist any tricks, and he is still very weak until now. However, being weak and living is the biggest cheat. After all, if the author had not forced his life to be renewed, such a protagonist would have died long ago.

If the main character wants to retain his humanity, I suggest he meditate. Whether he will be saved by God or not, meditation will help him. At least it would protect him from corruption. A calm mind, a calm soul, a calm body. (Of course, I'm not saying he should be a monk. I'm just saying he can protect his humanity.)

Could you please stop being so verbose? It's three chapters and I haven't said a single thing. It's just a long and boring word count. It's almost enough. Everything has its own limits and the author has to control it. It's a headache.