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Um, what is the protagonist's goal? If it was just pure invincibility, would it be over too soon? And it's not interesting? After all, if you include the skin universe in League of Legends, there are still a lot of scary characters, even if you don't count them? There are also books like Void. I read one recently. It seems to be about providing equipment for heroes or reforming the system, and creating heroes. But he wrote it too fast, and soon became invincible. In the end, it was not interesting, and it was a waste of time.

[Official website background story] Treatous and cunning, Thresh is a tireless undead who seeks his own pride in torturing mortals, slowly defeating them with his own unique form of heartbreaking pain. Those he persecutes must endure pain far beyond death, for Thresh inflicts intense pain on their souls, imprisoning their souls in his own lantern for eternity of torment. In an era long forgotten by history, Thresh's predecessor was once a member of a cult dedicated to collecting and protecting all knowledge in the world. The leader of the cult appointed him to guard a secret underground warehouse filled with dangerous and corrupt magical objects. At that time, Thresh was strong-willed and handy, making him very suitable for this task. The secret warehouse guarded by Thresh is located in the underground center of an archipelago. The secret warehouse is surrounded by rune marks, arcane chains and powerful magic sentries. If you stay in such an environment filled with black magic for a long time, black magic will evoke the dark side of people's hearts, and Thresh begins to be gradually affected. Over the years, the magical relics fed on Thresh's inner insecurities, playing on his deepest fears and allowing his resentment and resentment to grow. The viciousness within Thresh first manifested itself in his cruel provocations, while at the same time his talent for finding flaws and weaknesses was developed and developed. He once tore out page after page of a living magic book, and then glued it back together again. He once scratched a mirror that sealed the memory of an ancient mage until the mirror was blurred, trapping the mage in darkness. Then he polished the mirror and started over. These magical objects are like secrets waiting to be told orally, or magical spells waiting to be cast, and yet Thresh refutes their expectations every day. He would suddenly recite an incantation to summon the incarnation of an evil spirit, and then stop abruptly at the last syllable. He began to become good at disguise, hiding all his cruel sides. Everyone in the cult thought that he was still a dedicated guard. There are more and more collections in the secret vault, and no one is as familiar with the things inside as Thresh. Some unimportant magical objects are gradually forgotten by the entire cult, and even Thresh's own existence is beginning to be forgotten. He hated it all, he hated that he had to hide his carefully crafted craftsmanship. Everything he guards is evil or corrupt, so why can't he do whatever he wants with them? There are many strange magical objects hidden in the secret vault, but there has never been a living person in the collection, until one day, a man chained in irons was dragged down to this underground tomb. He is a warlock who fuses raw magical energy with his own flesh and blood. This fusion gives him a powerful self-healing ability, and he can heal himself no matter how serious the injury is. Thresh was very pleased with his new prisoner - finally something that could fully feel normal human pain without being damaged, and it became his favorite sadistic toy for years to come. He began to peel off the warlock's skin with delicate techniques, peeling the skin away from the muscles with iron hooks, and then whipped the exposed wounds with iron chains until the wounds healed on their own. He began to get used to dragging the chain when inspecting the secret vault. The sound of the chain dragging on the ground brought fear to the warlock, which made Thresh feel ecstatic. With no shortage of subjects for torture in the Vault, Thresh became increasingly alienated from the cult above ground. He began to eat alone in the crypt, with only a lantern for company, and almost never set foot outside the catacombs. Due to not seeing the sun all day long, his skin began to turn pale and his face became emaciated. The members of the Order also began to alienate him, so when a series of mysterious disappearances began within the Order, no one wanted to investigate Thresh's lair. When the disaster known to the world as the Curse of Ruin occurred, the magical shockwave claimed all the people living on the island and turned them into an immortal state. While everyone else wails in agony, Thresh celebrates amid the ruins. This cataclysm turned him into the abomination of the undead, but unlike other ghosts who fell into the shadow world, Thresh did not forget his identity. Instead, his appetite for brutal torture and his ability to discern weakness grew stronger. He was grateful for the opportunity that allowed him to break free from his mortal limitations and continue his cruel hobby without fear of retaliation. As a wraith, Thresh can endlessly torment the living and the dead, delighting in their despair before robbing their souls to make them suffer for eternity. Now Thresh is looking for a special target of abuse: those who are the most intelligent, tenacious and indomitable. His pleasure lies in torturing his victims until they lose all hope and finally meet the chains and hooks in his hands.

It's fun to watch, but it doesn't feel like it'll last long. It's too invincible and I'm crushing it. How can I write about it in the later stage? How about changing the world?

Suddenly it occurred to me that if I were forced to play the role, I would be a cross-dressing boss!

Shurima's attack on Wakanda was not a random killing. In Shurima's heyday, there were so many Ascendants, all of whom were demigods. Ordinary forces like Wakanda could defeat them, and ordinary Noxians would be done. Let the Undead God of War lead the team up and crush the Black Panther head-on. Use Wakanda's vibranium mine to start the Tyrant Mecha series. The protagonist can get himself a Noxian Emperor's vest. Or just use the background of the God King, so that the Noxian soldiers are superhuman per capita. You can set a larger background, using the conquest of the earth as a cover, you can introduce the Balance Sect, Shadow Stream, War College, etc., And change the stance in the setting. It's not my world anyway, don't feel bad, just play it as you like. At the peak of the arrangement, Shurima faced Noxus led by the God King. It's interesting when two top forces fight.

Are there not enough heroes in League of Legends? You also subdivide the main body and skin. Can you sort it out clearly in the later stage? Coupled with passives and equipment, if a hero is released in the future, the skin and background must be introduced. The more settings there are, the easier it is to get stuck.

I'm very curious about why someone who came out of the army has such a outlook on life?

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Come on, the Ruined King is just a self-impressed clown.

If you get the Star Casting Dragon King, will you be directly invincible?