The Night Watcher of Days Gone By

Sequence, the old days, indescribable, mysterious. Why does this kind of genre theme have to use sequence as a level? Or is it just like the infinite horror of Infinite Stream, the setting of Lord of Mystery has also made a breakthrough? ? ?

Pig's feet are useless if they don't die. They're not weak chickens who are useless.

What's the use of not dying, but in the end I just became the slave of a monster. I was initially impressed at the beginning, but the more I wrote and read, the more uncomfortable I became, and I was a bit disappointed. . . . . .

A little bit, abuser. It makes me sad to see it. Originally, I was happy to read novels, but for you, I might as well not read them.

I've read a few chapters of the book, and it's quite interesting. I still like black fantasy and humor the most. It would be better if the protagonist is a kid or a lunatic. Just kidding, come on! Haha, I can only say encouragement. I gave you the recommendation vote. You can't ask me to write it for you, right? (Funny)

It doesn't have enough flavor, it's just a gimmick.

What does the author mean by being so abusive? It doesn't mean that the author can abuse the protagonist casually if he doesn't feel that he won't die. Most readers take the protagonist's perspective. Author, since you don't want good results, you can just abuse Luo!

What is it written about? Cthulhu? It's not like a book covered in leather at all. The protagonist acted like a fool and left after being fooled by other supporting characters. It's a total abuser. I don't even want to watch it, I just want to persuade him to quit.

After reading it, I was confused, thinking: Who is the protagonist? What is the main line? Am I dazzled? Talked about loneliness.

Moreover, the protagonist was stabbed to death by others, stabbed several times, and then said he wanted to take revenge, but was deceived and left. Oops, I thought about revenge for so long, but ended up running away from home.