Lord of the Shadowstream Calamity

Regarding shadows, I remember watching The Adventures of Jackie Chan when I was a child. The shadow army in it left a deep impression on me. Shadow assassins can become an army by one person. The protagonist can convert the dead souls into shadow creatures and become creatures similar to the protagonist's family. They have high intelligence and can use the ability to turn into shadows to spy on intelligence for the protagonist, or assassinate targets in the form of a small team.          ，，，，，，   （…），   The shadow of the wall moves (it can also emit shadow material and turn into fog, blocking the sun for a limited time) By analogy, it can also be aggregated to become a shadow warrior, or it can be aggregated into an armor weapon for the protagonist to use. Each shadow creature can be regarded as a microcomputer. It can give the protagonist computing power through the shadow network or psychic network similar to Misaka sister. It can be used to activate ultimate moves, or deduce abilities, or it can control legion battles like insect swarm consciousness, etc. To be honest, the idea of ​​a novel about shadows is so good, but it just needs processing by the author...

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Lord of Shadow Stream😏

This year's readers are not good. They have asked for votes, but not many people voted. This really gives me a headache. Is it because no one is reading at all? (Self-doubt, close to autism!)

The price system is a bit wrong. 1 As mentioned earlier, the protagonist can save 10,000 magic potions without eating or drinking for 2 years! The year after tomorrow, I said 4,000 was probably the printing factory's net income for a few months. It's amazing that the company didn't go bankrupt

The so-called power of the protagonist is simply child's play. First, he inexplicably violated the rules of the world and became a transcendent. Then, inexplicably, a master came to join him with his little brother, and there was also an inexplicable curse on himself. Everything was completely a conspiracy. It made it clear that it might be a fallen god who wanted to be reborn under the cover of others. The protagonist happily accepted it. It's so retarded...

Very dry hay, probably due to dark self-interest, poor writing skills, unable to write decisive killings and some dynamics

To be honest, I haven't read the book yet. I glanced at the comment section first, and then suddenly thought, psychological shadows are also shadows, right? Stop talking and go read a book