The Witcher: Twilight Aberrant

A passer-by will die if he is greedy, and a pig's feet will bring him an opportunity if he is greedy.

After reading so many wizarding novels, this is the first one in which the main character is a loser. Most of the trash stories are in fantasy and fairy tales, but I didn't expect that trash would also appear in wizard novels. I have also read a lot of wizarding articles, and to be honest, I don't understand that the protagonist's two souls are fused together, and he is just an inferior. Just to suppress the protagonist, you shouldn't do this. After reading so many wizarding novels, this is the first one in which the souls of the protagonist's two lives are fused together, but his qualifications are indeed inferior. I guess the formula behind this book is the same as that of useless fairy tales.

Nowadays, not many people like to see the pig's feet that start like this. It's a bit frustrating to see them crawling on the ground and growing even though they obviously have golden fingers.

I have to complain. In the first chapter, the protagonist did not eat or drink for three days. In the second chapter, the protagonist fought to the death and suffered severe bleeding. In the third chapter, the protagonist Han Ye walked several miles barefoot and "did not consume much energy." The protagonist's ability is not activated yet, so he is so dumb

Is there a comma at the end of each paragraph? It simply makes me doubt the nine-year compulsory education

Well written, please encourage me.

I originally wanted to complain about the author's frankness I didn't expect that when I opened the phone, I saw that the author was a eunuch But let's just complain about it Chapter 6 Because you plan to write about old bones and buy new boots for the protagonist to apologize. So before that After the protagonist defeats Old Bones Don't snatch back the boots Let the protagonist walk barefoot BT Is it okay to write a book from God's perspective? Because you know what the supporting character will send to the protagonist later So the protagonist doesn't want anything now You write like this, focusing on a pervert

To be honest, I quite like the theme and background of Goldfinger, but the character portrayal and mutual dialogue are really new to me. The people the protagonist meets are all very friendly and quite naive. They are all willing to kindly remind the protagonist of certain information. It makes me think that we have arrived in the peaceful era of the 21st century.