The Fake Player in a Faith-Based Game

Ten years of cold violence, no negative emotions, the village chief saved your life, and didn't hesitate at all when killing people? Well, because he gave someone a bottle of poison and asked someone to poison you, then what the hell are you doing to save the villagers? Which villager doesn't want you to die? Holy Mary

To be honest, it's not that exciting, so I just used the talents activated at the beginning of the game to buy a few bottles of potions from the dead players. The hats were of no use, and the spellcasters I killed didn't explode anything. The protagonist is a semi-NPC and there is no NPC-specific mission publishing system like other novels. At least there is a fun point in the beginning of the game, where the medicine is cheated and practiced. I really don't know what the point of this book is. It's a pity to abandon it if it's tasteless.

Don't believe that comment that it's about torturing the main character. It's clearly just a dark confrontation. The pig's feet are also very powerful. People from all walks of life have high IQs, so you can take a good look at it!

It has the flavor of Aetiana's book, which is very good, but this book is from the NPC perspective, and the background has yet to be laid out. If it can persist, it will be a masterpiece.

This book seems unpleasant. Although the protagonist is not very miserable, the mentality of the protagonist is unbearable. The time traveler is almost domesticated by the indigenous people. If there are no players, not only will they be domesticated, but they will also be exploited and killed.

It doesn't look good, it's too boring. Did I come to see you hang up?

Ten years in time, cold violence, no negative emotions at all, are you kidding me?

Let me tell you why it's not popular. It's because the author allowed a bunch of idiots to troll. In fact, the writing is quite good. When reading a new book, I always read the reviews first. If the comments are bad, they will be dismissed immediately. Therefore, you must control the comment area before putting it on the shelves.

Don't listen to that nonsense, everyone. This book is at least food. Some people who are used to reading novice novels like to call those novels with a little ups and downs and a more realistic nature called "The Abuse Lord".

I have only read the first six chapters now, and I don't see any abuse of the Lord. I only see the malice of a group of fanatical believers towards an unbeliever or a betrayer. If you want to say that he is miserable, it is indeed miserable. I will look at it again.