Infinite Devouring, Starting with Lord of the Mysteries

This chapter is extremely poisonous. To summarize: the protagonist brought a person back after hard work, and the mission reward was given to this person. This person was going to keep silent, but later he leaked the information and was discovered by the protagonist. This person is nominally a follower of the protagonist, but the following relationship can be terminated at no cost. The protagonist started to train this person without any restrictions. This person has no popularity, no potential, and no strength. He is considered a three-no product, and he has no absolute loyalty. It's like asking a big daddy to come back after hard work, but it's still of no use. Is it because the author feels that the book's performance is very good and too many people are reading it, so he is going to start screening people? If this chapter is not changed, there will be no need to read it. After all, the author has already started screening readers, so why bother reading it? It's not like there are no books to read. Why come here to find fault?

I'll give you a good idea, a combination of 22 pathways and 7 sequences, known as Xiao Yuanchu 😁

It's a bit poisonous. The protagonist obviously knows the mysterious plot, and nothing happens when he lands. It can be said that it is the protection of the Lord God. But he was teased by a coachman and paid more for the fare. He bought information in a tavern and ordered a beer and took out the hardware list. As expected, he was targeted later. Is the protagonist a fool or do you think the reader is a fool? 😅

Really, what are you doing in this butterfly novel? She is the master, the protagonist, or a servant? I don't see the use of this butterfly. She eats, drinks and has fun all day long, but it has no effect. The protagonist has to buy her skills to save her. The protagonist has to do tasks for her to play around. Really, this protagonist is a good servant.

Why did you write this butterfly? She is useless and has no profit. She can betray her at any time when she is brought back to the reincarnation space. The protagonist also lends her reincarnation points? ! Is she a servant or is the protagonist a servant just to disgust the readers? I don't want to watch this anymore.

Less unnecessary action descriptions, meaning: a sentence followed by unnecessary actions, such as touching the nose or something like that, talking just as you speak, how come there are so many weird actions. The writing is actually pretty good, just a rant.

I didn't even have weapons ready, and I didn't have any vigilance at all. I dared to choose the Lord of Mystery at the start. I really thought that there was a harmonious society there.

If the plot is not driven by logic but is entirely accidental, it would be really lame.

The protagonist's IQ is too low, and does the so-called Lina appear to persuade her to quit? When will she die?

I feel that demons and hunters are both suitable for the main god space, but I didn't expect that someone would actually write it.