As Satan Said

Judging from the background setting of the protagonist and the abilities given later, the author wanted to write a protagonist who relied on his brains. Unfortunately, the writing was too far-fetched at the beginning. At the beginning, the protagonist had to pretend to be a powerful unknown being to deceive others. In the end, he talked like a casual chat and did not feel good about himself at all. The content was full of loopholes and the success was only due to the fool on the opposite side. Later, he had just succeeded in possessing him, but he was not wary of the housekeeper and servant who didn't understand him at all. He directly changed the way the original owner acted, and he also directly tested his abilities on people he didn't understand without any preparation. He was afraid that others wouldn't notice the abnormality. He didn't even have the most basic caution of a normal person. It's hard to believe that the protagonist is a sensible person.

Does this book have a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists?

Updated three days ago? Can I still read this book?

New author opens new book, one carrot has eight pitfalls You can arrange for follow-up studies and give it a try by investing for free. Don't be a bastard if you have money, don't tremble when you kneel down to beg for food If you like to vote and collect, please arrange it If you don't like paying attention to me and scolding me, I'll change it. New year, new auspiciousness, if you don't have any culture, just give it to everyone, fuck! Walk! Somersault

Mysterious fantasy is not involved, he is extremely cold. The first chapter is very low-quality, but the Holy Word is easy to live🔥👌 The vocabulary is not gorgeous, but the writing is quite interesting.

The writing is really good, come on, author

The nobility in this book is just as fake

There are many benefits to collective conversion. Why are the nobles not happy? And unless the state and religion are united or the church is autonomous, religion does not pay taxes. As the largest noble, why would the king kill nobles at will for religion? Do I kill myself?

The writing is really good, and it suits my taste. It feels like watching Sherlock Holmes back in the day.

I like to read the Bible, I'm so cool

Not bad, save a few chapters and read them together

Speaking of which, does the protagonist hate the divine authority or does he hate the divine authority that suppresses him?