The Lord's Name Has Turned Red Again

Do you feel that the protagonist has a strong desire to perform? For example, you had to make it an NPC mode at the beginning. I was very curious if all the players came to you and no other players came into contact with other people in this world? Do other people in this world have this kind of NPC model like you? Aren't you afraid that later on everyone will find out that you are different? Because you are a weird person who is most like an NPC. Moreover, players have no punishment and can be resurrected from the dead, but you only have one life, and your strength is not good enough, so you have no control over the players, so why do you want to summon players? If I traveled to that world, I would definitely want to stay away from the players. Moreover, there must be a limit on the player's strength. It is impossible to give them upgrades before they have gained an absolute advantage.

The doomsday + widow settings are considered poisonous. How old can such a reader be? How much rice can be exploded? Let the author cut off all the emotional lines? It is better to write more and make LSP more popular. LSP speaks less but votes with his feet.

Doesn't the protagonist have permission to this game? Players will kill them sooner or later, and there is no way to restrict them.

Chapter 394, Fuller must have a famous name when he appears in the city. Why was he not caught by the players? Isn't the wanted order a mission? Or are the deserters not from the hostile camp? Author, are you eating settings? Such a serious bug. Why is this chapter so clownish? Insult the reader's intelligence?

Will you be the King of Elden, even if your guidance is long broken?

The last book did not include guns and gunpowder, haha, it was good. I hope this book will not include guns and gunpowder in a fantasy world.

After all, the starting point is not the same as before. This kind of thing is really a poisonous point, and after turning it over, it seems that it is really done 🙂

The setting is a Western fantasy, right? In Europe, many aristocrats and even many aristocrats who seem to have nothing to do with the royal family have the right to inherit. Is it also written before that the protagonist has royal blood and has the right to inherit? Then why kneel down? If you really want to be loyal, you might as well be as good as the eldest prince. At least you have a good relationship. If you really want to be loyal to the princess, don't describe the princess in such a condescending way. (How are they handling the plot with almost the same arc? In the face of changes, a lot of book friends are shouting to keep Princess Olga, at least to establish a constitutional monarchy. This book just wants the princess to die). You must know the previous description. Facing the protagonist and others who are on the wrong team, the princess had murderous intentions, but was temporarily begged by the old king to save her. Even so, the protagonist was exiled. The protagonist turns around and becomes loyal (especially the sentence "But now you have to fight for me", do you feel a little conscious of being rescued? It's really embarrassing). Didn't the protagonist just travel through time? Where does such great servility come from? What should I say about the main plot? Which one has more charisma, a restorer with the right to inherit the country (the fake King Wa template) or a general who supports the queen? Moreover, you have sworn allegiance to the queen, and the queen has become the leader of the camp. If you want to get rid of the trouble and kill the donkey, what should you do if you give an order and the system will directly mark you as a red name (the protagonist does not have system permissions. In theory, as the leader of the camp, the queen should be able to make camp judgments about the players she belongs to and mark the protagonist as a rebel, right?). The front is very stable, but the moment he sees a woman, he loses his mind. . .

I can only describe it as being featureless. When viewed as a game novel, it is not as exciting as a game novel. The protagonist can only read the official website. When viewed as an alien novel, it is not as exciting as an alien novel. The background, training system, and even the cause of the apocalypse are not explained at all. It all depends on the reader's imagination to fill in the background of the soul system. Even if it is a hodgepodge, you have to tell what ingredients you put in. It is not a rebirth novel. There is no foresight. I can only say that it is too boring.

I actually quite liked this book. It was such a pity that I read it in one sitting only to discover that the eunuch was