Fel Energy Won't Deceive You

Treat cowardice as helplessness against reality, regard greed as a trade-off, regard small cleverness as great wisdom, the writing is smooth, and the characters are not likeable. For such a character, the hero on the front does not have that charisma, the devil on the back does not have the courage to dominate the world, and the hero in the middle does not have the ability to trouble the world. Why did you choose to be the protagonist? You really think that the native world has no intelligence and a double-A hero to deal with you.

Really, the plot started to go downhill from the moment the author chose to get in touch with the Holy Light. The specific manifestation is that the two women were too cooperative with the protagonist, and even acted suddenly as if they had lost their minds. Let's talk about them separately here. 1. The female thief, first of all, she was described as a woman who was ambitious and capable. She knew what she wanted and would do anything to get what she wanted. Then it is impossible for such a person to be sincere to the protagonist at the beginning, and just wanted to take advantage of the protagonist's identity and status at that time, but all the identities and status of the protagonist at that time were given by the lord. So from another direction, is she approaching the protagonist like this to better monitor and control the protagonist? Then why does the author think that a letter that she has lost her fertility Can Xihe bribe her with the information that can help her recover? You must know that in her eyes, the protagonist was just a person who obtained the status of a minor noble by "bringing in". Even if there is a so-called son of the Holy Light and he also helped another illegitimate daughter regain part of her appearance, such a protagonist has completely lost the value she needs. 2. Regarding the nominal marriage partner, as a woman who runs a tavern and grew up in an environment where many people coveted her beauty, how can she trust and trust the protagonist so easily? Especially when the protagonist can help her recover completely? Especially after it is clear that she is the illegitimate daughter of the lord, I personally believe that she will join the lord to squeeze the last bit of the protagonist's strength to try to recover. Even if she cannot fully recover, at least making herself look normal should be no problem. Wouldn't it be better to marry other real nobles than to be with the protagonist? To sum up, I personally think that it is most inappropriate to seek the Holy Light from the beginning, especially since the core of this book is evil energy. It is completely possible to wait until the protagonist and the disfigured illegitimate daughter complete the wedding ceremony, and then leave here with her assets and the identity given by the lord as a reason to help her heal her injuries and take her to relax, and find a way to contact and join the Scholomance Academy. Let's talk about why it is Scholomance Academy. The main reason is that the time set by the author is when the plague did not break out in Stratholme and after the Orc War before the two fools became black. This time is exactly the period when Mr. Ke was studying psychic magic and the shadow spells collected by the orcs. It may even be the period when Mr. Ke has established the Scholomance sect and developed followers. In this way, joining the Scholomance Academy can have a full set of shadow spells to learn, as long as the protagonist performs appropriately and wants to use any means. Regarding the matter of recovering his wife's injury, I believe that as long as word spreads, there will definitely be a sect that contacts the protagonist and invites him to join. As long as he joins, he can openly show his "talent" in shadow and evil energy, so that he can quickly accept the learning of more advanced shadow spells. You must know that shadow is not an accessory to evil energy in the setting of wow, but a higher-level energy. When your shadow level is higher, it will not be very easy to control the succubus. At least you can communicate on an equal footing. In addition, there is actually not much conflict between shadow and holy light (here is the reference to the shadow pastor school of priests). At least in the later stage, you can seek the ability of shadow pastor, and even develop some spells yourself as a time traveler (after all, as a person who has been exposed to many works, I can think of many abilities to control shadows. Don't be completely stuck to wow. As long as you understand the essence of spells, "you can set it yourself here, whether it is a spell model or energy mimicry", you can develop your own spells, as long as you can get it back).

Hahahaha, those who said that the protagonist is cowardly at the beginning, then indeed, if I traveled through the past and the three views and other moments fit into the different world, based on my hard work of reading novels for so many years, I would definitely do better than this B protagonist after traveling through the past It's even better. I'll go back and kill anyone who doesn't like it. I'll kick the chickens next to me. I'll kill the dogs that pass by. I'll go to other people's houses and spin around 360 degrees to kill them. I'll kill them everywhere.

Author, you'd better write less about Holy Light. The title of your book will attract people who want to see evil protagonists. If the protagonist's ability usage ratio in the future plot is Holy Light 7 Evil Energy 3, then it will be selling someone else's dog meat. Even splitting Holy Light Evil Energy 50-50 will not work. I think the protagonist of Holy Light will naturally look for those books with Holy Light in the title. Since your book title has the word "Fel Energy" in it, you'd better not sell it like sheep.

A male protagonist from an old-fashioned dark novel from more than ten years ago, from a silly boy who believed that the world is just and bright, to a fool who was exploited and tortured, accepted a series of CPUs, and suddenly realized, I realized that the world is black, and I am darker, but I have to say that I am white, and I should be equal. Well, that's it. In fact, this is also a diode, a world dominated by extraordinary power. Chasing power is normal, but it is not the nature of chasing power.

In the title synopsis, I thought it was a book with new ideas, but after looking at the table of contents, I found that there are more than 200 chapters and there are still calculations. I like writing about calculations and conspiracies + opening PTs and messing around. Can you please go to another section to write it? Don't sell dog meat with sheep's heads.

There are always people who think that abusing the main character means the plot is exciting, and killing a lot of people means it is dark and profound, but I really want to beg such people not to put the Invincible flow on the label, tricking people into entering and being disgusted.

If I remember correctly, the protagonist is wearing one, and the author has repeatedly emphasized that the protagonist's physique is different from that of humans in Azeroth. Can I think that the protagonist's body is more in line with the "flesh and blood body" of the void lord? If this is true, then I suggest that the protagonist play Shadow. After all, that one is closer to the energy of the void, or the shadow is a manifestation of the void. In terms of professions, it would be Dark Priest ➕ Pain.

Labeled as invincible, the protagonist is said to be a coward, tricking people into coming in, and poisoning them directly.

The protagonist is hypocritical and cowardly, submissive when bullied, and picky when others give him strength. This kind of protagonist is suitable for being a tool, so he should not be given the opportunity to choose, and he should be directly infused with evil energy. To put it bluntly, the protagonist's character has no spirit of resistance. If he really has the spirit of resistance, it doesn't matter what attribute the power is, as long as he is strong enough to resist and retaliate against the enemy, I believe If the mind is firm, it will not be changed by the power attribute. Those who will be changed by the power attribute are those who do not have firm beliefs and are not those who have mastered the power. Just like Garrosh, the ancient god's pollution ability is much more powerful than evil. He has not been tamed by Garrosh. No matter how much Y'shaarj insists, Garrosh always says that you must serve the Horde, which in turn brainwashes Y'shaarj.