The Young Master of the Evil Cult Who Attacks

The writing collapsed, the main character's father was also taken away, and he recognized that the main character was no longer his original self. It's ridiculously poisonous, even the 15 years of worshiping me have been poisoned. Resign

You can change the previous one. It looks really frustrating and can persuade most people. People who practice martial arts are afraid of their hands and feet. This thing can become a demon. Don't believe it. You don't dare to offend him because you think that not being able to offend him is the same as losing at the hands of others.

It's good to watch, but I feel like it would be better if the protagonist's father was really written as a good father who dotes on his son. I really want to see how the protagonist makes a choice between human nature and the right path 😁

Just choose a name, it's really funny

At the beginning, the system identity directly persuaded people to quit.

The author's writing is very nice, keep it up (ง•̀_•́)ง

The writing is okay, but the problem is that I feel like there is no outline. I just write whatever comes to my mind, and it's very stiff to advance the plot.

I feel baffled by the mechanism that limits the protagonist's contribution. There must be a reason why you restrict the protagonist, and you can't restrict it just for the sake of restricting it. So what if the protagonist really uses his hands to increase points? Isn't the power of his hands considered the protagonist's power? When they do chivalrous things, why can't they blame the protagonist? Didn't you say that this system is love and justice? Love and justice, shouldn't we encourage others to do it together? Doesn't this limit the protagonist to do it alone? It's inexplicable and has no reason. And what game mechanics are you talking about? Can games be the same as reality? For the sake of balance, the game does not allow the use of mobs to gain experience. After the level is high, the experience of farming mobs will be reduced or even eliminated. But in reality, will the magic skills practiced with the souls and flesh of ordinary people have no effect just because they are ordinary people? Even if it would be more efficient to use the soul and flesh of high-level monks to practice, it would still have the same effect as an ordinary person as long as the amount is large enough. At most, someone will definitely stop it. Is it still possible to say that Heaven has disabled your magic power for the sake of balance?