Samurai from Nioh

According to the author's description, I think this is very similar

I express my opinion seriously. If the author can see it, please refer to it carefully The protagonist feels useless 😥 and is becoming more and more boring. Can I just change the dungeon? Nioh World is really boring. The plot and fighting scenes of the God of Killing are also messy. Anyway, the ghosts are almost killed, so just change to the main world or don't use the sparse travel method and switch to the normal system travel. Originally, the power level in Nioh World was difficult to measure, but now it feels like it has lost the thrill of defeating monsters and leveling up, and there is no improvement in sight.

It is recommended to play with spears. Don't look at those sword masters bragging. Everyone is much better with spears than with swords. If you look at their battle records, most of them are shot with spears.

The backward mainstream mainstream of abuse requires fighting every battle. If the protagonist is too strong, he will be weakened first, and then fight harder. If he cannot fight hard, he will be temporarily cheated or rescued. What stands out is that an author acts recklessly. A better strategy is that it should be clear to the reader whether he can beat the enemy. If he cannot, make other preparations before the war begins to ensure that he will win by crushing after the war begins.

I read the author's book and I think it's pretty good, but there are too few chapters and I need to improve it in the future. In addition, the protagonist's strength will become stronger and stronger. I hope he won't become invincible too quickly. It would also be good to follow the plot flow and talk about the local customs. The samurai who started with Nioh have been either played multiple times or in full comics. It's easy to make a mess in the post-production of comprehensive comics, so just wear a little bit, but it's still recommended to wear it multiple times. Seeing that the author mentioned Kawen, maybe he can add some interesting stories and use them as extras to describe the background and create a three-dimensional image of the protagonist. (Similar to Mushishi) The customs, scenery and towns of ancient Japan may also be worth talking about. The invincible road of killing is just one of them. The unpredictable world and the intersection of people of all colors are the charm of the times.

The strength of the protagonist really has a great impact on the story, everything is as light as a feather, and there is a clear sense of detachment. It is recommended that after the protagonist completely completes the world of Nioh, the author retains the physical fitness and martial arts, and completely strips off the spiritual veins, spiritual stones, guardian spirits, etc. Let the protagonist rely on nothing but the sword in his hand. I remember that the author wanted to keep the guardian spirit, but recommended a famous quote by Bruce Lee. "Empty your cup before you fill it again."

The protagonist has an unlikable personality and the way he does things makes people wonder if the author is looking for trouble again.

Is there something wrong with this protagonist's brain? He just rushes into things without thinking more. When he sees Kyoto, he really can't stand it anymore.

It's been so long since I've updated yet I'm still able to post the daily guide. It's you who deserves it.

The writing style of Haruta reflects that the protagonist is not very smart. I can only come up with the sentence "useless kindness". Others can hurt the protagonist, but the protagonist can only ignore past grudges. Even a saint doesn't have much brains.

The main character of the Madonna style is not suitable for me. He let others go even after taking action against him with murderous intentions.

The protagonist made a fool of himself and turned himself into Linghu Chong, which was not fun at all. He didn't even have a wife. It was just for fun.

Good guy, what do you mean by pushing me to be a eunuch?

It is recommended to add the plot of Onimusha! There are also ghosts and can't the protagonist use the power of rare people to go to other worlds? In fact, I feel like Bloodborne, Dark Souls, and the Protagonist can all go there, so it's no problem to go to Dead Space and DOOM later...

The author thinks that the main character only knows how to kill, kill, kill and kill, which is too boring. Moreover, the image of the protagonist is not three-dimensional enough.

Twenty-eight days ago Did I end up reading another book?