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A novel about a weak and mentally retarded protagonist who seeks death everywhere by virtue of the protagonist's immortality and the Virgin's heart. It has almost all the poisonous points of fantasy time-travel novels. Weak, a holy mother, a clingy dog, he doesn't improve his strength, and always provokes people who can destroy him. From the beginning to now, no matter how others plot against him, humiliate him, or let him die, he has never killed anyone.

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The novel is called Eunuch, and I really can't help but say a few words. Before meeting the two princesses, this novel was written realistically and quite well. But after meeting the two princesses, the character image collapsed directly. It wasn't enough to take them to escape, but also gave them destiny cards when they were separated? Have there ever been such a deep bond between the three of them? The two women obviously thought that the protagonist had ulterior motives, but when something happened, they actually asked someone to ask the protagonist to come over and help? And the protagonist also agreed. You escaped from the control and left the instructor before, just to live in seclusion and not want to cause trouble. You finally lived in seclusion because of the two female cousins. There were countless other tricks, which made this novel a complete scumbag. This novel is the eunuch.

Looking forward to the new book, I just hope the update will be better.

I like the protagonist's indifference and pursuit of power in Sky

The protagonist travels from modern times into the game. His life was threatened again and again. It's still unresolved. To be honest, the author's description of the protagonist's character is really unlikable. It's frustrating to watch. Especially the description of the game settings. Especially game characters. Whenever it appears, it will be described in detail. To be honest, it's boring. The appearance of the protagonist is destined to change the fate of some characters. I always describe game characters, but what's the point anymore? Do you still want to write according to the game settings? Aren't you going to let the pig's feet change anything?

Is this good quality book going to sink?

The writing is very good, why no one reads it 😰😰😰

Suddenly I miss Elland a little bit

I feel that the current two books lack the cold-bloodedness and pursuit of power in Sky's one. I wonder if there will be changes in the future of The Oath. Does anyone know?

The old book is actually very good, but it ends too quickly😔

The dialogues between the characters are clichéd, which is a bit too dramatic for a Western fantasy. I don't need any translation, at least it should be normal.

It's surprisingly good-looking, and the protagonist is making progress little by little. Reading changes destiny. It's not just about knowledge, but also about cultivation, habits, character, and temperament. The protagonist has read enough books, but he still has too few roads to travel. One day he will wake up and understand the truth of the world. Only the strong can protect the ones they love

In this kind of novel, every time a character appears, he or she will write a lot of nonsense plot. Just write the plot directly. It's a lot of mess.

1. Too little content 2. Updates are not fast enough 3. Can't get popular

I don't know when the author will put it on the shelves. I would like to subscribe and support it.

The protagonist, who knows everything about the game, can't even find a place to learn how to meditate? On the contrary, if you just know the general trend of the game, does this completely unreasonable increase in difficulty make sense? I can't stand it anymore.

It's a passable book. I can't find a passable book now. It's a refreshing book. I used to read it very well, but now I can't stand it anymore.

This protagonist is not too cold.... Sentiment at the vastness of the world, indulging in childhood love stories Indifference to the journey of life, blooming in the light of humanity The protagonist's step-by-step change in temperament highlights the cruel background and shows the "simpleness" of the supporting role The price of not having power is to accept reality, which is thought-provoking However, the story is somewhat imprecise (in my opinion) 1. When Cui and the protagonist escaped, how could the protagonist be allowed to run away alone? With the IQ set by Cui in the article, how could the success fail. 2. The twin Valkyrie revealed their identities. With information blocked and geographically different, why would the knight believe that they were "dead" and worthy of the knight's betrayal?

I prefer the book Edri's Sky written by the author, and I really like the author's style. Unfortunately, I personally don't think the book Borderless Walkers is that good

Support the author, especially the description and characterization of the characters in the novel are very good, whether it is the twins, Uncle Cui, the protagonist or others

Without fairness, production relations determine distribution, which is unfair from the premise.

The prototype of the dark elf is Horst!

Alas, another eunuch novel