The Night Watcher of Days Gone By

Sequences, the past, the indescribable, the mysterious—why does this kind of Kronoa-themed story have to use sequences as levels? Or is it like the infinite flow genre's Infinite Terror, where the Lord of Mysteries is pioneering a new concept?

What's the point of the protagonist not dying? He's still a weakling, utterly useless piece of trash.

What's the point of not dying? In the end, I just became a monster's slave. The beginning was initially promising, but the more I read, the more uncomfortable it became, leaving me somewhat disappointed.

It's a bit too much, especially the protagonist's suffering. It's heartbreaking to read. I'm supposed to read novels for enjoyment, but this is worse than not reading at all.

I've read a few chapters, and it's quite good. I still prefer dark fantasy with humor. It would be even better if the protagonist were a traitor or a madman, just kidding. Keep it up! Haha, all I can say is encouragement. I've given you my recommendation vote; you can't expect me to write it for you, can you? (Laughs)

The lack of flavor is just a gimmick.

What's the point of the author torturing the protagonist like this? Just because the protagonist doesn't feel anything and won't die doesn't mean the author can torture them at will. Most readers are empathizing with the protagonist. Author, if you don't want good results, then go ahead and torture them however you want!

What is this even about? Cthulhu? It doesn't seem like a book disguised as such at all. The protagonist is like an idiot, easily fooled by the supporting characters and then gone. It's pure protagonist torture; I don't even want to read it anymore, I'm just trying to turn it off.

After watching it, I was completely bewildered, wondering: Who is the main character? What is the main plot? Am I seeing things? It was all for nothing.

Moreover, the protagonist was stabbed to death, stabbed several times, and then said he was going to take revenge, but after being misled a few times, he left. Sigh, he thought about revenge for so long, and in the end, he just went far away.