Hundred Years of Warlock

The author's psychological description of the protagonist is really bad! But the author is very stubborn. The worse it is, the more detailed it must be described! Now I feel that the main character is a psychopath There is the cruelty of being a man's stick There is the childishness of children playing There is the cold blood of killing gangsters There is also the hesitation man who wants to do bad things but hesitates, and wants to do good things but hesitates! This is not a literary novel, why not be more straightforward? Anyway, the plot I'm watching now feels like the twists and turns are inconsistent with the characters' personalities! What a mess!

Group wear? Experience will be deducted for killing mortals?... Is it necessary?

Killing an unarmed person will deduct experience. It feels very strange. I don't think I have any experience at most.

Author, do you know how disgusting the experience deduction setting is? Do you know how many people abandoned the book after seeing it?

Can the protagonist stop for a while and learn from the old grandmother for a while? Will he die? I haven't learned anything yet and you wrote it out, I'm afraid it will be turned upside down.

I couldn't stand it from the beginning. I scolded the world for being so frivolous and completely sorry for such a heavy name as "Baiwen".

It's annoying that the protagonist always thinks that he is a mortal and wants to integrate into the human aristocratic system. He also always likes to struggle with the human system and so on. Warlocks are originally a profession that transforms into non-human beings, especially dragon veins. Will ordinary people think that you are the same as them? Those who are not of my race must have different minds! Extraordinary people should have the mentality and beliefs of a strong person. They should have long-term plans to become stronger and dominate. They should always be afraid of this and that. They are completely like an ignorant child.

What kind of brother setting is deliberately disgusting? Experience is deducted for killing people, so suppressing the protagonist? Vomited

The title of the book is very good. I click on it every time I see it.

What kind of brother setting is deliberately disgusting? Experience is deducted for killing people, so suppressing the protagonist? Vomited

It was particularly good before 40 photos. It's because the writing after chapter 40 is so bad. Was it written by a hired gun?

Alas, the spell turret is basically a fireball special. To be honest, fireball is really only average among the third-level spells. The power of the spellcaster is really not shown in this book. It feels like reading the previous upgrade flow element turret mage novel, which is the style of the turret in the DND shell.

The sudden good feelings and the inexplicable murderous impulse in the second chapter of the second section were a failure. I was a little anxious, too anxious, too anxious. I could have spread it slowly in this section, but it was too much at once.

The author's writing is good, but the setting feels confusing later on.

After checking the update time, I said goodbye. It was indeed a daily guide.

Can the author explain how it is possible to use a fifth-level Dragon Vein Warlock at level 10? At the previous level, you can use first-level spells and only at level 4, you can use second-level spells. There are also spell slots at each level. I would like to explain how much they increase, but I am confused.

The writing is good. It just feels like there's a lack of main plot.