The Firekeeper’s Journey Through the Dimensions

Here's a joke: the protagonist claims to be a warrior, then gets instantly defeated by Black Widow. Hahahaha, I can't mess with her, I'm outta here.

Seeing a battle-hardened Ash being taken down by an ordinary person like Black Widow made me want to stop watching. Putting aside fighting instincts, his physical attributes are already incredibly high, even nearing the end of the series. Could an ordinary person possibly challenge them? Like how Black Widow's joint locks were effective against Thanos? Could they really take down Thanos?

A powerful figure who has lived for 50,000 years and died countless times, is he really that disgusting to be manipulated by Nick Fury? He dared to warn Heimdall and Odin to speak on equal terms, but the moment he went to Earth, he became a complete bastard?!

I was incredibly embarrassed by chapter five. The nonsensical internal monologues and awkward dialogue were ridiculous. A group of highly intelligent S. H. I. E. L. D. Agents were behaving like children. The protagonist, having fought so much in Dark Souls, should have combat instincts, yet he was immediately taken down by Black Widow unarmed, and then, forgetting to wear armor, was taken down by…

Here's a suggestion for the author: don't force humor in Dark Souls stories like this. Just follow the game's plot. Even if someone is a time traveler who has experienced life and death, they can't be funny; they'll only be cold and indifferent.

Let me explain why the opening is so discouraging and toxic. It starts with the protagonist's strength and personality. I'll begin with the Dark Souls universe to provide a normal analysis of a Lord of Cinder's personality and strength. First of all, the readers who come here, whether they are casual gamers or not, generally have a certain understanding of the Dark Souls world, a world filled…

Dark Souls is taking a comedic approach? When I play Dark Souls 3 on Steam, I'm completely focused every time I resurrect because every single enemy can potentially cause me significant damage. I simply can't stand reading novels like this.

The story of an invincible protagonist who works as a lackey for everyone but still gets no appreciation.

Here are some settings details: Weapon skills are not bound to specific weapons; they can be used with any similar weapon, except for special ones like the Firelink Greatsword and Moonlight Greatsword. Furthermore, martial arts and miracles no longer consume mana, but rather stamina.

Having read chapter 641, I've had enough. Whatever happens to the protagonist, it's all his own fault. I have absolutely no sympathy for him; he just deserves it. He talks so much nonsense.