Looking for the Moral God of War

When I checked the backend today, I saw an old man tipping the starting point coins. I was really touched and would like to express my thanks. Every recommendation ticket, every message, every encouragement, some of which I may not have responded to, but I have seen them all. Thank you very much for your support. The happiest thing about writing a book is knowing that someone will read and like what you write.

Haha, after reading it, it is quite to my liking. Come on, author!

The author can change the beginning. No matter what, it shouldn't be just a fat guy who pulls a software and can open a cheat. The male protagonist has very high computer skills, and it is better to use a homemade software to open a cheat. There will always be people who open a cheat when they come up. A completely undefended game will be ruined long ago, let alone a good game that is already popular?

It's a very good book, similar to my brain circuit Why doesn't anyone read it?

Personally, I think it's better to lose unexpectedly, otherwise it would be a bit discouraging at the beginning. (Personal opinion, thank you)

Want to open a new map? That armor should not be a local product.

The heroine is probably Claire. This character is designed to be brainless and disgusting. Her role is to hold the protagonist back.

🤔Have you recovered today?

In fact, I still don't quite understand whether his division of force is extraordinary. If there is extraordinary force, according to the full-level invincibility that God has given to the protagonist, the protagonist's combat power is invincible on this continent. So based on this, an ordinary person can injure a demigod with a whip? Then a group of ants-like mortals (let's use this metaphor for now) can approach demigods? 😅And the protagonist of this so-called invincible existence has to use his strength to compete with them? It shouldn't just be a matter of showing off one's momentum, and the pressure of light can crush some low-level force people to death. 😎 But after reading about thirty chapters, this highest level of force is only a knight's weapon in the cold weapon era. So in this way, the protagonist can only fight dozens of people, but if he fights more, he will be consumed by others? So it is reasonable to look at the current plot arrangement in this way, (of course this is how I understand the content), but I subconsciously thought this was a supernatural force novel, but it turned out to be a modern war novel...😒😒

When will that savage bitch die?

Emmm eunuch? But that's normal. There may not be many people watching.

Is this unlocked for anger and ***? It's a bit fast all of a sudden. The author plans to finish it within four or five hundred chapters?

After watching the beginning, where mercenaries gathered to kill pirates, I felt a bit inconsistent. One is the world background of Western fantasy, but the writing is full of the feeling of Eastern fantasy, whether it is character description, language or narrative, it is full of Eastern fantasy, and it even feels like reading a historical novel. The second problem is the character setting. What is the strength of the protagonist? The panel attributes are full, and he can draw the fifth-level bow smoothly. I looked at the panel skills and so on. The author should have borrowed the panel from the mounted slasher. I am also an old mounted slasher player. Normal attributes Generally speaking, the average four-dimensional level of an adult farmer is 6, and the highest attribute of the top cavalry in the game is strength, which is about 25, which is equivalent to five times the strength of ordinary people. The lord may be stronger, but it should not be more than 7 times that of ordinary people. The normal upper limit of the panel in Cavalry and Cutting is 62, and the maximum limit for four dimensions is 62. Any more will be garbled. But using the import and export method to modify it, the maximum can be changed to 999, which is 200 times that of ordinary people. If the book is based on this strength, , the protagonist should be invincible, because when the game data is reflected in reality, such high attributes bring terrifying physical strength. If there is no extraordinary power in the world except the protagonist, the protagonist will be invulnerable, powerful, and as fast as the wind. In the third setting, the protagonist is punished by God and loses all emotions, passion, and sense of justice, guilt, etc. However, if the protagonist is written to be weird and has no emotions and passion, people will no longer hope to find these things again, because hope is also a kind of desire. The protagonist should be more indifferent and casual at the beginning, such as what the pirates saw at the beginning. The protagonist comes to the bb. I personally think that at this time, the protagonist will kill them all without saying a word, and don't give the pirates so much drama. After killing them at this time, describe the changes that the protagonist has noticed in himself, such as the emergence of very weak emotions and desires. It is very comprehensive, but very shallow. The setting will be much easier when it comes out later. Written in this way, the setting of the heroine will not be so annoying.

This book is quite to my liking, come on⊙▽⊙

No one? 😰

…Updated once a day? Or just let it happen? Forget it, let's get fat later

It feels like fighting guerrillas is not as good as building a mercenary group, it just feels like a drag.