The Abyssal World: I Wield Forbidden Rites

The protagonist is either running for his life or on his way to run for his life. The protagonist knows someone wants to kill him, yet he has absolutely no sense of danger. His desire to become stronger only lasts for a short time after a few teammates die. His teammates die from beginning to end. That's a bit childish!

The author is terrible at coming up with names, so I'll have to stick to the popular approach. Readers can leave suggestions for names to appear, and I'll use them as appropriate, so I won't have to rack my brains thinking about them when I write in the future. ᕙ(`▿´)ᕗ

[New Book Review] There are only thirteen chapters so far, so not much has been revealed, but the general setting has been established. On the surface, the world doesn't seem to have any supernatural abilities. The writing style is acceptable. Preliminary review: Worth watching

There are too few people in the comments section.

Ten comments are too few. I'm a little hesitant to look; is Shennong even mentioned?

Book Review -------- I've read over a hundred chapters. There aren't any low-brow or simplistic flaws, and the book has few glaring problems. It's worth a read. If you like it, you can continue reading; if not, delete it and leave. It's a new author and a new book, so please lower your expectations. At least it's not toxic.

I haven't read it yet. I have a question about the author's title, "Priest." Is the protagonist's ability to perform sacrifices? Is it through cultivation to enhance one's own power, or does he gain power or achieve some effect through sacrifices? What are the objects of sacrifice, and are they related to any element of weakness or vulnerability?

Let me see 🤓

Go go go! 🐉🐉

I thought it was going to be an invincible story, but it turned out to be a coming-of-age story, it's so heartbreaking.