Sealed for a Thousand Years, Even My Weakest Underling Became a Demon King

Wuwuwuwu... Stop scolding, stop scolding, if you change the title before it is put on the shelves, you will lose access to it. I will change it after I put it on the shelves. I am also looking for book title ideas, thank you.

The title of the book is like a Japanese toilet paper, but the content is a more serious western fantasy. This bad title is not only seriously inaccurate and fails to reflect the core point of the book; it also involves spoilers, revealing in advance information that was obtained after the end of the first volume. The beginning is based on "Overlord". The protagonist clears all branches and closes the game, but then travels to the game world. The difference is that firstly, it is a single-player game, without guilds and former human companions; secondly, the protagonist is still a human, and his character has not become cruel and cold because of his invincibility; thirdly, time has passed a thousand years later, and most of the past subordinates have become dust. Therefore, although they all have the fundamental motive of cherishing their base and organization, they also have full-level pretentiousness and passer-by, and the result of their actions is generally to become enemies of the world's ruling forces. But the reasons and processes are different. The Bone King became famous and conquered the world in order to find companions, while William saw the evil coming back in a different form and was determined to rebuild the organization and transform the world. This has a bit of the epic sense and mission of Amber Flow. Although the protagonist is the strongest mortal and does not need to continue to upgrade, he is not omniscient, omnipotent, immortal, a creature of the void, or the clichéd Long Aotian. Besides, it is easy to kill the gods and emperors, but will the new rulers rule a prosperous age and the people will live and work in peace and contentment? Therefore, we still need to act steadily, taking risks, farming, and fighting wars. The world view setting and power system can be borrowed from "The Elder Scrolls", etc. The settings of the moon realm, disaster, the essence of magic, and the ritual of kings and pirates are more interesting and closely related to the plot. The details are so carefully crafted that it can tolerate the immaturity of the setting and writing structure of a new writer.

It feels like the previous protagonist could control the past (repeated saves) but could not control the future and could only set off in a fixed direction (plot restrictions) After a thousand years, the protagonist lost the ability to read files, but finally gained the ability to create the future.

Note: Try to ensure that the protagonist's image is analyzed from an "NPC" perspective, and his actions are considered in the world environment, so as to reduce the understanding derived from the identity of the fourth natural disaster. Another note: This is entirely a personal understanding and contains associative elements. Different opinions are welcome. 1. Idealism and absolute strength In [Chapter 40 of Volume 2 "The Song of Burial of Crows"], through Coles' perspective, we can learn that William did many "impossible" and "contradictory" things at that time, but without exception, they were all successful. He handed over the idea of the astral circuit to "the mage union that is least likely to promote it in the world" and "told them to complete it in the future." This reflects his trust and expectations for the mage union - William hopes to "let ordinary people feel the magic", hopes to promote magic and break the mainland's anti-magic Monopoly... [From Chapter 13 of the first volume, "A Stranger in a Strange Land"] (Seems similar to something in reality?) This is undoubtedly a great and advanced idea, and it is also a design that threatens the foundation of the Mage Union. In fact, the behavior of most of the magic chanters in the Mage Union is in contrast to William. The Mage Guild hopes to monopolize magic in order to improve its status and make itself a master. But William is different. He simplifies the complicated spell models, popularizes magic, and even discloses all information about the astral circuits. For William, who is a magic singer and even a member of the Thirteen Gods, if he monopolizes knowledge, he will be the biggest beneficiary... These things are detrimental to his personal interests, but he still does it. If it weren't for pure idealism, who would choose this path that harms oneself and benefits others? In addition, he will also "hang the king involved in Moon Realm worship in front of the people." The reason is not difficult to speculate: We know that William's ideal, or mission, is to expel the King of Nothingness and eliminate all Moon Realm worship forces. This can be seen through the "Greycastle Agreement" he signed with the king [from Chapters 11 and 22 of the first volume "A Stranger in a Strange Land"] - he single-handedly made the King of Nothingness promise not to actively spread the faith. He had pure ideals and never betrayed this vision. Because of this, he will judge all those who believe in the Moon Realm. No matter what their identity or status is, these external objects cannot affect him on the path of practicing his ideals. He is so determined, so determined. He does possess great strength and can easily rewrite the structure of the world. He is also the savior of the world. His ability to do all of the above is inseparable from personal force. But he still promised the world that the Final Watchers, as a Salvation Legion organization, would never interfere in the politics of the secular kingdom. William had this strength, but he did not pursue power. Instead, he led the Final Watchers to fight against the Moon Realm until the cracks in the Moon Realm were sealed, his ideals were fulfilled, and the organization was disbanded. He is an idealist. And, he is a person who can turn his ideals into reality. 2. Optimism, confidence, calmness, and eternal victory In [Chapter 9 of Volume 4 "The End of the World"], a past between William and Neh was mentioned. The Lunar Crisis broke out and the world was crumbling. When most people felt desperate, William would still ask Nihe about his plans after solving the crisis. In the depressing and heavy atmosphere at the time, the questions he raised were too "unrealistic", but this optimism was not a kind of confidence - William seemed certain that all crises would subside. In fact, he really did it. This is an absolute and unshakable confidence, a confidence that can calmly deal with monsters in the moon realm and even the incarnation of the king. He always seems to be confident and always calm. In [Volume 2, "Crows' Burial Song" Chapter 62], from Coles' perspective, we are told about William's fighting style. "He prefers to use simple instant spells", "In terms of careful calculation, the presiding judge is a genius", "Sometimes he seems to be able to predict the future"... Coincidentally, in the eyes of the King of Nothingness, William is also so calm and confident. "It is the ability to find out the situation of victory from countless futures where one has failed" [from Chapter 10 of the third volume of "The Kingdom of Mist"]. No matter how dangerous the situation is, he can find a glimmer of hope. Victory is always with him. The same goes for miracles. [Volume 2, Chapter 50 of "The Song of Burial of Crows"], William once said: "A thousand years ago, no one would have believed that I could bring you all back to the moon." The narrator also mentioned - "In the beginning, the entire continent No force will believe that the Final Watcher can succeed. "[From Chapter 54 of the third volume of "The Mist Kingdom"] From a historical perspective, the victory of the Final Watcher was simply an unrepeatable miracle. The moon realm monsters that can only be killed by the Judgment Arms, the thirteen kings of nothingness who have been plotting against the world for a long time, the demon generals under their command, and countless believers who believe in the moon realm. And what does William have? Ordinary people who were exiled to the Blackwater Swamp had no prominent life experience or mysterious inheritance. Their power only had a Twilight Fortress, the Endscape bound to the Twilight Fortress, and two members of the previous generation of Endgame Watch as guides. That's all. But what did he do? Rebuilding the End Watcher, forming the Thirteen Judgment Seats, and leading twelve companions who also came from ordinary backgrounds and had no expectations [from Chapter 54 of the third volume, "The Kingdom of Mist"], rose from the bottom. He gathered all the Judgment Arms along the way, killed Moon Realm monsters, resolved numerous crises, sealed the seven personified disasters, won three Moon Realm wars, even exiled the Void King, and repaired the Scar of Sorrow - it was once the largest Moon Realm crack in the world, and was suppressed by Dusk Fortress, and then repaired by William. With a mortal body, he has thwarted the conspiracy of the King of Nothingness several times. This is William Kane. He made possibility out of the impossible. Created miracles from desperate situations. 3. High execution ability and perseverance 4. Mysterious

The book has been closed for thousands of years, and all my best readers have become ashes

I was almost dissuaded by the title and reviews of the book, but when I came in I saw that it was high-end food.

In order to get the author to update, the operating officer even risked his own life to feed the tiger! ! ! She really made me cry to death😭😭😭😭

I am William, I traveled through time again and lost my divine power Now I need many comments to help me regain my glory At that time, I will give everyone a trial weapon

I have been reading it for a long time, but I have to say that this book is not invincible at all. According to the setting of the author's paid chapter, without special props, the protagonist cannot defeat the villain boss! He didn't dare to fight in the villain's territory, and even had to negotiate a cooperation curve with the villain to save the country. Looking at other pseudo-invincible books, even if there are people who cannot be killed, they can at least put pressure on the enemy. In this book, the villain boss suppresses the protagonist, which makes me, a reader who expects invincible books, a headache. The story is quite interesting, but why don't you remove the Wudiwen tag?

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