Gluttony Warlock

I originally thought that this world was similar to a traditional dnd setting world, with warriors, magicians, warlocks, and wizards. But when I saw the setting of the world, gods were defeated, warlocks ruled the world, and people were ranked based on their bloodline, it seemed quite hopeless. It will be difficult for later authors to write in this case. Unless settings such as the heavens are introduced, will the last person conquer the world? The protagonist is not like a farming type, unless the description of the world view in the middle and late stages is partial, just because the protagonist has not broadened his horizons. Prince General Xiang Ning has the guts. I hope that the way up is not just the pursuit of returning to the ancestors. Bloodline mutation and bloodline transformation. I feel that it is not enough for detachment, unless knowledge changes destiny.

Hidden talent → Suppressed by others → Pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger → Show off and get slapped in the face, dreaming back to ten years ago.

If you transform into the form of your ancestors through atavistic meditation, wouldn't it mean that you will become more and more like your ancestors? Elves and giants that are similar to humans are fine, but wouldn't it be bad luck for people like mind flayers and ghouls?

It is said that the author's writing style is to return to the original (cross out) heart? Readers are shocked. By the way, I started watching Master Qiao An when he was serialized, and Throne of the Far East was completed later. In "Master Qiao An", the author rarely writes an unpretentious growth protagonist. He is fresh, cute, confused but persistent without losing his true nature. It is rare to become stronger and stronger but still have that kind of character. As a greasy middle-aged married man, I like the cute little Qiao An very much (the sense of substitution is a very special male mother or father's perspective), ranking among all the characters in the virtual world. When I read the series, it was like watching my own cub grow up, and I felt happy. I like the innocent and cute little mage with a bit of social fear, and I also feel like looking at the little beholder like a granddaughter. I am very happy to see the cute little Qiao An in the book "Savior Simulator". The protagonist of this book is a Roland-type carnivore, who has more burning energy than Brother Honglong. I hope the author will write better and better, but I am still not satisfied with this protagonist unless the author publishes the previous articles and read them, hum.

There is an obvious problem with this novel. The author says from beginning to end that everything comes from blood, but the protagonist systematically uses most of his potential for fusion skills. Instead of purifying the evolution, the blood must rely on magic stones to speed up cultivation. So why not use potential to purify the bloodline and then evolve it? The stronger the bloodline, the stronger the ability to awaken. There are many ways to obtain martial arts and meditation. Is the protagonist completely putting the cart before the horse, or is the author trying to suppress the protagonist and write millions of words? ? ?

How should I put it, when I saw Entering the Warlock Academy, there were no major poisons for the time being, but there were still minor poisons. Especially some of the deliberate arrangements made me feel like they were suppressing the protagonist. At the same time, the plot is a bit too bland, with no excitement, no climax, and no low point. It's just mediocre, I get tired easily after watching it for a long time, and it doesn't feel like the world of warlocks and wizards. Instead, it looks like a peaceful western fantasy fairy tale world. . . Logically speaking, even a warlock would rarely be affected by blood, so it shouldn't be really dull. The last problem is that this system is called the Taotie system, but I feel it is not worthy of the word Taotie. The function is too single. Except for special foods, eating so many ordinary foods is of no use. It neither reflects the effect of strengthening the body nor the super endurance. It cannot even reflect the most basic effect of eating everything to strengthen the body.

Restricting both quantity and quality isn't called Taotie, it's called Michelin.

Poison Demon Bloodline seems inexplicably reasonable. Maybe the author's explanation is quite reasonable, but wouldn't it be better for the protagonist to rely on martial arts to beat people and find a way to evolve into a giant? The giant's poison resistance will not disappear even after evolving. I didn't look at the back. I didn't understand how multiple bone spurs and poison glands would help the protagonist to rely on martial arts to make a living.

Wow, there are too many sailors, right? Just mindless? If it's really that good-looking, it's not just a little bit popular. Made me laugh so hard. Say goodbye

Since the protagonist knows how to throw, he should carry a few stones with him. When he goes hunting or fighting, he can just throw them quickly and violently, and is extremely efficient.