The Legion's Fleeting Life

After checking Chapter 34, the writing was okay, but the male protagonist's identity as a demon, his natural abilities, and behavior made me feel that my perspective was not suitable for this book. The setting of the male protagonist is destined to become a tragedy maker, a truly evil villain, who plays with human nature, creates tragedies, and corrupts people. There are enough bad things in reality, and it is easy to fall. In the past, it was said that "you can make money if you lose it, but you can't get it back if you lose your conscience." Now it is said that "you can make money if you lose it, and you can earn more if you lose your conscience." I don't like to read such a dark protagonist when reading novels. I can't get pleasure from the protagonist's behavior of hurting others. I withdraw.

One thing to say is that there are only a few Dreadlords who know about the Emperor. There should be imprints in their subconscious mind, otherwise they would have been read out by their consciousness. Aren't all members of the Burning Legion who committed crimes and failed to complete their tasks sent to the Demon of Destruction to be tortured? If there was Emperor in their consciousness, they should have been discovered long ago. Personally, I think it is very possible. The Dreadlord deleted the memory of the Emperor when he was lurking, and there are only mission requirements in his subconscious mind.

What a handsome big ass, the Dreadlord can't get hard

Damn eunuchs, these books are either unfinished or eunuchs. They don't deserve the money. I really want Qidian to provide a function so that people can block these authors who are often eunuchs.

The Naruto book is quite interesting, why is it a eunuch?

I'm just saying, can you please delete some of the comments about staff making? If you don't like reading dark literature, why do you come to dark literature to gain a sense of presence? What reality is bad enough, why do you care about my shit?

550,000 Words, 55,000 book friends, your grades are not bad at this stage, right? You are a eunuch.

To this extent... The comment section is also shouting? One glance at the thimble judged it as a good book. After reading about fifty chapters, it is still a good book overall. As for whether you think the protagonist is evil or something, I can only say that if you are worse than a primary school student. Is this evil? Then I recommend you to search for Warhammer 40k "Flawless Blade" or "Eisenhorn" series. Of course, I recommend watching the Talos trilogy. The former is a standard evil fallen emperor who gave up everything for a moment of happiness. The human struggle of the middle one is more interesting. The latter is simply the real villain protagonist, a miserable victim and perpetrator, a poor man who was expected to be a hero by his mother but ended up becoming a villain. If you want to see the actual situation, go directly to Mexico's Rosetta Group, a cartel that once occupied most of Mexico by force. This group is the ancestor of the "cooking" competition, and the victims often have the following results: We found a little bit of the victim's remains on a pile of traces of violence.

Did I feed myself off books?😥

I think I can write about guiding an ordinary person into a righteous and noble person, and then tempting him to fall, and then guiding him to be noble, and then tempting him to fall, and the cycle repeats.