Vampire Knight Origins

The author is a god. He can continue writing more than two million words without signing a contract. God, he is a god.

Volume 1 map Volume 1 Castle of Essex Volume 2 Empire Capital [Volume 2 and later travel map] There is a road from the world to hell, and other places are surrounded by harsh natural environment. Ancient magic circles can teleport to each other, and clown boxes can also teleport to each other.

Book cover

I came across this book out of nowhere. It has 1.79 Million words in a single copy. The author Nisei 👍 gave me two recommendation votes to prove that I have been here.

Wow, that's amazing, author, you are still writing. I read this book two years ago. At that time, I saw that you didn't get good grades if you didn't sign a contract, so I thought you would be a eunuch. I didn't expect that I was still writing. I really admire it.

The author writes slowly, and it doesn't matter how often he updates. As long as he doesn't stop writing completely, a world will exist because of you. Come on.

I have been a bookworm for nine years. I am the only protagonist in my life who wrote a well-written book but could not stand it. I hereby commemorate it.

It makes me angry and painful to watch, what is going on with the protagonist? Why does it feel like a circle of people is playing tricks on him? It's too frustrating. I'm not asking you to kill gods and demons. I'm asking you to grow up a little, have some intelligence, and be a little independent, okay? The book is really good, and the character of the protagonist is really irritating. There are many protagonists who are powerless to change the facts, but this male protagonist is really isolated and helpless. I reached chapter 837 and couldn't stand it any longer. I've read a lot of abusive and bad articles, as well as a lot of good ones, but the protagonist in the later stages really left me torn.

I admire it very much. If you open a new book in the future, please support me. What can I say about this book? I think many of the previous books are very good stories. I once thought that the author would either slowly build up his own power, or a small team, or join a city-state, but I was really tired of reading the fantasy reality in the back, and then he was A strange demon was resurrected and turned into an alien. I suddenly felt an empty feeling of nothingness, that is, loneliness. The protagonist will be endlessly lonely from now on, and he can't even eat delicious food according to the setting. All the characters who appeared in the previous chapters felt far away from the protagonist at this moment. Maybe they will intersect in the later chapters (I haven't read too much later). In fact, I think that regardless of immortality or not, living will have endless bonds. Unless you hide in a cave, the tone is not the loneliness of transcendence. Immortality is a curse. Then let me talk about my personal shortcomings, which is that I never knew what the protagonist wanted to do. I had no choice but to follow the crowd in the early stage, but slowly experienced growth. People always have what they want, no matter how much they think about it. No matter how strong a person is, what he wants most in his heart may not necessarily be a sword, but a doll. After talking a lot, I forgot what I wanted to express. I just feel that the protagonist of this book is too tired. The short life of a mortal is equally wonderful. There is a magical feeling of a hundred years of solitude in the middle. But if you want to write a book in the future, you can think about what your protagonist wants.

Here it comes, 3.17 Million words, a god and a man 👍

Man, it's not easy. I've written so much and yet I haven't signed a contract yet and I can continue writing. That's awesome.

Why did ancient China call the surrounding nomadic peoples, such as the Xiongnu, Rouran, Xianbei, Wuheng, Turks, Tatars, Khitans, Jurchens, etc., "Barbarians"? First, because the Chinese culture in the Central Plains was orthodox, and it naturally looked down upon and rejected foreign cultures. Moreover, the Chinese culture was the highest in terms of history and advancement. The second reason is that although the barbarians have strong fighting power, they basically do not produce. Every summer and autumn, small groups of cavalry will come to the Central Plains to plunder and plunder everything, including food, money, clothing, women, and goods. They also kill all the Han men and burn down the village houses, which is similar to the scorched earth policy of the former Japanese government. And after grabbing it, they ran away and came back next year. Therefore, the Han people are also very hateful. In terms of predatory behavior, they are indeed uncivilized and brutal. Nomadic peoples will be better off only after the establishment of a country, such as Xianbei, Khitan, Jurchen, and Mongolia, because they follow the Han system, learn Han culture, and no longer need to plunder, so naturally they are no longer barbaric, and their combat effectiveness has also dropped drastically.

Damn it, more than 1.3 Million, free, awesome!

What's going on with this book? More than 500 chapters are free? Could it be that the author is using love to generate electricity Σ(°Д°;

You haven't signed the author's more than 1,000 chapters? Damn, it depends on you insisting on writing more than 1,000 single-player chapters. I will chase you first. There are no eunuchs. Come on.

It's such a pity that a good book is not signed. I hope this book can become a classic in the future.

How should I put it, the writing style is actually a bit Western, but also seems to be mixed with martial arts. It's a bit of a wonderful experience to read, and it's like going to a Western restaurant and yelling: "One pound of beef, half a pound of soju!"

Qwq, Niu(ﾟOﾟ), don't worry I won't abandon the book. I'll keep all the other people's fifty chapters of The Eunuch. You have to finish this story well, awa. I feel that if you and I met in real life, we would definitely be very good friends. I like this novel so much. You'd better send me a message for love.

With such a low popularity, you won't be discovered secretly here, right?

Today I accidentally refreshed the bookshelf and found that it has been updated. So I decided to read a few chapters, but because the span of more than two million words is very long, I simply read the first and last chapters. After reading it, I wanted to say something. I found: Author, you write so much, but your writing style doesn't seem to have improved - although it is probably because I skipped reading. Also, after reading the last chapter, I found that there are actually three people following it - one is me, and the other is most likely you, the author. This means that there is someone who cares about you silently and is reading your book silently! The last sentence: "Stranger who perseveres, I salute you! (And of course the author)"

There are traces of Western works. Unfortunately, as an online article in China, it is difficult to be popular if it is not interesting. I can write so much. The author is amazing. I love it.

It's over one million words, and my perseverance is amazing. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

The author actually updated it, come on

Does the author have a QQ group? Want to play in a group

Awesome, 3 million words unsigned.

The author is so cute. It's so persevering. I just read the beginning and I think it's well written. I'll read on.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist in the wasteland was young and mature. After leaving the wasteland, he had obviously experienced more, but became "younger" and more "childish" as he lived, especially after becoming a vampire. I finally read the part that interested me. However, the protagonist was directly replaced, just like the natives were transported through time... Some other characters looked very distinctive at first, but then began to become tool-like, and I had no idea why they were there. Even if you throw away the experience in the wasteland, it won't be so fragmented! The plot of Wasteland is quite good at the beginning, but the second half develops hastily and the transition is extremely unnatural. The identity of the protagonist changes, and his personality also changes. The protagonist has become a "flexible" and "at the mercy of others" tool man. The author can write whatever plot he wants and the protagonist can behave how he needs to behave. It is inconsistent and uncomfortable to watch. Tsk

I just entered the pit to find out whether this book has high combat power.

The world view feels good, but the character of the protagonist feels very problematic

When does the protagonist become stronger?