The Book of Sacrifice
祭之书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 542k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
211Chapters
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The setting of this book is a bit toxic from the beginning. The teenage protagonist's family starved before he went hunting. His parents and eldest brother were still living in the village. He was said to be farming. If he could farm until he starved, his real estate probably wouldn't be big enough. So how could he be so busy every day? Or is it that the family is lazy and would rather wait for their younger son to hunt than go hungry? A little obsessed?
That brother is really poisonous. If the family background is well-off, it would be reasonable. Before the protagonist had Goldfinger, his younger sister couldn't even eat enough, and even ran away to lick her without thinking (the family's savings were 5 silver coins, which was only a quarter of the betrothal gift). Is this something that a poor family can give birth to? It's better to kill them and save food. The protagonist's parents tighten their belts just to marry their stupid eldest son. What kind of spirit is this? This is the spirit of the mental hospital! (ಡωಡ)
This is a standard chronicle novel, not even a short story 😒
1. Family relationships are extremely poisonous 2. Repeatedly killing monsters and upgrading, no changes, extremely poisonous 3. Pig-headed men, minotaurs, goblins, and goblins are all eaten as human daily rations. This setting is a bit poisonous. What does the author want to express by feeding on intelligent creatures when there is not much food shortage? 4. The entire upgrade process is frightening to think about, and the whole process is as smooth as water.
Brother, are you writing a running essay? It seems boring.
No. 36 Poison. Use plug-ins in front of women. The protagonist is not invincible yet. MDZZ: Seeing the heroine with a stupid brain and no love
After more than 30 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. It became more and more stupid. Chapter 36 completely turned into a bad book. Good subject matter but such poor writing.
To be honest, I'm not trying to be negative. I have just read a few chapters and have a few questions. Is the protagonist a local or a time traveler? Where did the protagonist get the ritual? The protagonist's first fighting spirit was obtained through sacrifice? Or can you get it through practice? If it is cultivation, where did the protagonist get the breathing method?