Evil God Game: I Built an Army of Shadows

The protagonist is too useless, too soft-hearted, and indecisive. If he were a supporting character, he would have died in the first chapter, wasting such a powerful profession. Indeed, a useless person is useless, no matter how good the conditions are.

The protagonist starts by using poison, making him seem incredibly useless.

I thought the protagonist wasn't disguising himself to board the ship because he was heading to the mainland or somewhere outside the territory of that family's influence. Wow, it turns out he's going to that family's headquarters? I almost thought the protagonist was planning to provoke them, kill one to make it worthwhile, and kill two to make it even better.

We need a shadow army, not a protagonist who's subservient! 🔪

I just chuckled. A nobleman from a small town dared to slaughter the followers of the true god? The god is just temporarily hiding, not dead.

A book that doesn't resonate with the reader won't get you hooked.

... It's just not enjoyable to watch, and it feels like the main character is always being manipulated.

Was the protagonist of this novel modeled after the author himself?

Furthermore, this book is not for those who are looking for stories where the protagonist is invincible from the start; they are not the target audience for this book.

Is he a eunuch? Speak up!