Chronicles of the Dark Creatures

The world did not have extraordinary powers at the beginning, and the protagonist Goldfinger was too strong. The protagonist is too strong, the world is too weak, and it is absolutely invincible. In this case, I can really get on with it, and no one can overturn it. So the author really can't blame us for calling the protagonist a waste, because the protagonist's intelligence level is really far below the normal standards of modern people. The protagonist is the god of this world. The author can refer to the novel I Am God, which incorporates vampires, werewolves, Western folklore, and even the plot settings of anime movies. God should have the character of a god, instead of being like this now. The author lets us see how the emperor used his golden hoe to hoe the ground. This is really anti-intellectual.

So that person can control lower-level vampires, but the protagonist's sister, the source of blood, cannot?

How about you delete chapters 30 to 50 and eunuch give everyone a good memory🤣

It's great to see this kind of flavor in this fantasy-only studio. It's the same flavor as the pure Western fantasy. The medieval flavor is ignorance and darkness. The biggest feature of the Middle Ages is that in the era of God's rule, civilians were uneducated and ignorant, and knowledge was only in the hands of aristocratic monks. The author's writing shows the characteristics of the Middle Ages very well and adds a little bit of Gothic style. The monsters are much better than those studio articles that write about Cthulhu themes but are actually Western fantasy versions of killing monsters, upgrading and cultivating immortals. They are not the same.

The setting is very interesting, but the ending of the first volume is a bit too far-fetched. There is very little foreshadowing for the villain, and his motivations are also ambiguous. He inexplicably targets the protagonist's sister, and possesses control abilities that even the ancestors do not have. It is confusing to watch. Moreover, the protagonist's sister was at risk of being discovered when someone saw her abnormality. It is also amazing that the protagonist's house was stolen without taking any precautions. Also, the protagonist's abilities are described as being very good, but he ends up catching a little vampire for a thousand years, which is very contradictory.

After reading the novel, I felt like I had missed something. The logic of the protagonist's behavior was also very confusing. I doubted whether he had been corrupted by some whispers.

Sorry, dear readers, my friend told me: "Your content is crooked, the style at the end has been a lot worse, and it doesn't have the flavor of the beginning." I compared and checked repeatedly and confirmed this. Actually, at the beginning, I never thought about signing a contract for this book. I just planned to write it myself for fun, telling some folklore and monsters I collected, but unknowingly I wrote something that I also found annoying. I have been asking myself these days - Are you going to write a book that is readable, well-written, and interesting, or do you want to write a book that is classic, interesting, and has a certain style? I understand that rewriting is not an easy way to go. After all, if you can rewrite once, there will be another time... But I decided to go for it, because I hope that readers who like me and like my style will not be disappointed. Here, please allow me to express my deep apology and determination.

A time traveler, he is still the only transcendent person. He is tricked by the natives and forwarded to Wenqingbing.

It's very awkward. There are many details in the book, but I can't think about it. How does a noble lady like that patent manage to have so few people but have so many in-laws all over the world? There are many like this. The protagonist knows people of high status everywhere he goes, but only his sister-in-law and father are struggling to support the family in the village. There was an epidemic a few years ago, and no protection was taken when the epidemic occurred again? When there was no medicine at home and there was only one doctor around, I didn't even think about going to someone with status to ask for help. When Lilith was hopeless, I only thought of magic. Even if you start to make a mask, it won't matter!

Can the author come out and explain the doubts in everyone's mind?

It has a strong fantasy flavor and a relatively slow pace. As for the protagonist, it is normal for her sister to blame her. The protagonist should also bear such responsibility. He did not follow his own wishes. Maybe most people think that just living is good. How come there are so many things? But it also depends on the combination of three perspectives. No, maybe his sister doesn't think so. Well, one more suggestion to the author. The character of the protagonist must be upright. After writing, you must think from the perspective of the protagonist. Otherwise, the character may collapse. If you like slow-motion and fantasy, you can come in and take a look.

It's a pity. The first part was very well written, but after my sister was suddenly killed in the plot, I couldn't watch it anymore. Frankly speaking, I don't really like the author's writing style, but the creativity of the book Goldfinger and the description of the relationship between brother and sister are good. I think the author should not write professionally, but should write for hobbies.

Indeed, given my level of intelligence, the werewolf chapter was too abstract for me, and I was confused and intermittently confused about what he wanted to talk about.

Does anyone know what the protagonist wants to do?

The protagonist's sister is the beginning of the vampire clan and the only ancestor. But you told me that a human drank her blood and became an ancestor? Then why didn't the scratched lady in the front become an ancestor? It's a plot, right?

It's long overdue. Look what you're writing. I'm here to see the protagonist and sister's IQs that are worse than normal people.

Isn't the Night Seed King looking like this?

So why did Bram kill the protagonist's sister? Did I miss it? Can any good brothers tell me?

It made me laugh so hard that a group of people praised the author for telling me to do what he wanted, and now I am just a eunuch.