Nightmare Erosion

I, Lu En, am the protagonist, watching you fight from the sidelines. I'll collect the bodies afterward. But I know I'm just an innocent bystander, so your deadly attacks on me are collateral damage. You're unreasonable, bad people, and deserve to die. Things change, and I'll teach you all a lesson someday, and tell them I have an elderly father and a lovely younger sister. Tell them not to bother me, and definitely don't use my family to threaten me, or they'll be asking for trouble. 😒

The latest chapter should be about the origin transforming into a fairy. Upstairs, the author put a lot of effort into the writing; the main and subplots are excellent, and the transition from the West to the East feels like a breathtaking ancient mythology. The book review section and the comments section are full of people whining. If you don't like it, just click the top right corner.

I've been reading everyone's feedback lately. Aside from the mindless criticism, I've jotted down everything down in my notebook while rolling around in frustration, trying to avoid repeating those mistakes. However, I am indeed a novice when it comes to writing; I've just read a lot of novels, so I only noticed some problems after writing them down (the difference between writing and reading…

Recently, the site has been heavily censoring content, and I've received over ten private messages on my site requesting revisions (or deletions). However, I don't have time to review them all and see what's missing. I would appreciate it if you, my fellow readers, could leave a comment if you find any issues so I can go back and make the necessary changes. Thank you everyone!

I watched half of it, and while it was watchable, I had to complain about some things. Overall, I felt the protagonist was a bit mentally challenged. While the writing style was decent, various details made the protagonist seem rather foolish. One example is the protagonist's constant complaining about being caught in the crossfire and acting aggrieved. But no!

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The biggest fear for books focusing on attribute-based gameplay is a broken power system. Hopefully, the author will keep good records and avoid inconsistencies or inconsistencies.

Sigh, author, you completely can't handle the family setting. There's a reason why there are so many orphans on Qidian. The biggest flaw in the early episodes is that younger sister. I knew my sister was in danger, that children were going missing in the slums, but I didn't care at all. I knew the enemy would target my family, but I didn't take any precautions.

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Why does the protagonist always let the enemy go, only to have them come back for revenge later, which the protagonist then has to thwart again? Does the protagonist have a submissive/submissive personality?