The Lord Hunted by the Game

I was a little confused after reading the previous chapters. To be fair, 500 members of the Guards died and only 100 were left. There would only be rumors within the territory that the protagonist was cursed by the devil, and nothing else. Or maybe the protagonist was the devil and was punished by the Heavenly Father? In a Catholic country, the legal system ruled by the protagonist will not exist. I don't understand the benefit of the author deliberately arranging this plot. . . Think about it, there are 400 personal guards, three to four people in each family, that is more than a thousand people speaking ill of the protagonist in the territory, and gossip is not allowed to drown people? Moreover, it is outrageous to use the security forces to promote the eliteness and loyalty of the Guards, and then use the uselessness and incompetence of the Guards to highlight the strength of the system soldiers. The author himself did not even look at how outrageous his battle damage ratio was after writing it, right? The battle loss ratio between the elite musketeers and the ancient army cannot reach 1:1. I am very curious that according to the rank mentioned by the author, a group of bronze-level warriors can kill the elite guards like this in the trial. How can those legendary warriors lose like this ( ಡωಡ)hiahiahia, to be honest, according to the way the author writes it, it is like an elite guard. Several legends work together to attack at night. As long as there are not 25 boys, it is not too much to kill all the nobles of the kingdom (´;;`)

A second-rate scumbag villain who stepped on shit and picked up the system becomes the protagonist. If it were written to death, it would be a masterpiece.

To be honest, as far as the author's time-travel novels and my appetite are concerned, I traveled through time to be an uncle, so I'm afraid that whoever fights against the uncle will die.

There's a lot of water, if you don't want the Guards. You can directly arrange for them to be stationed in various towns. Just keep the summoned ones in your own castle. As for the waves of water?

I lost interest after seeing the Guards being killed by various designs. This is definitely a poisonous point. Although the Guards are not as 100% loyal as system soldiers, basic loyalty can still be guaranteed. Most of them should pass the passing line and have more brains than system soldiers. Even if they do not need their protection, they can still exist as auxiliary troops. They can even promote some people as officers to command system soldiers. I don't know why they all have to be designed to die.

This book is actually recommended as a high-quality product.

The front is too bad. If you want the Guards to die, you should have told me earlier.

I found a question... Without the gunpowder invented by China, how did Europe come up with guns?

Isn't there a warning bell in the castle? Zero defense projects?

The author shouldn't be so stupid when writing the protagonist. Now it seems that if we don't talk about close relations and distant attacks, can we not be so arrogant? Now it seems that we should fight Sauron first and then the Republic. The protagonist is so incompetent that he stole his wife's house when he was fighting Sauron. Yes, the protagonist is invincible, but he has to be fought by others. If they just start a guerrilla war with you or something, they won't fight you head-on. What's the use of being invincible in attacking a city? Logistics can drag you to death, the foundation is unstable, the city behind surrenders as soon as the front foot is taken, and the protagonist cannot control the person in power if he escapes. This declaration of war is poisonous. You are forcing people with a sense of luck to pay the price of unity to get you. If you attack Sauron first, America will not care about you. After all, there is hatred. If you say this, everyone will come to get you. Organizations such as the Justice Tribunal alone can kill the protagonist. If you don't understand the slow diagram, you won't become fat by eating one bite