The Blessing Has Some Side Effects, so Why Is He an Evil God?

The protagonist is full of anger when a demon kills someone, but it is natural for him to bless others and turn them into demons. Since he is an evil god, he should be righteous and non-racial. It's so awkward and upright, it makes me sick to watch. The protagonist is the same as the Internet celebrity. There is a family member on the left and a family member on the right. The goods he brings are all meat.

The author has no strength and has wasted such a subject in vain.

If you carry the gambling table with you all the time, you will be invincible. If you open cheats for others, you will collapse.

What I hate the most is selling dog meat over sheep's heads! The more I write, the more biased it becomes. Now the protagonist is no longer a god, but has become a weapon spirit, and is still an evil spirit. He watched the two first believers fall, and never thought about saving them, and had no intention of protecting him!

Do you want to take a look at your profile? What you see is blessing. Is there a sense of presence behind it?

Author, would you like to read the title of the book? Does your recent writing have anything to do with blessing? I regret opening the golden finger too much. I'm trying to level up the protagonist again, right?

How should I put it? The subject matter is good, but the characters feel too stereotyped.

A piece of shit made of chocolate, 7 points for subject matter, 0 points for writing, and -10086 points for concept.

It puts too much pressure on the protagonist's strength. There are not many believers in more than ten chapters. This kind of plot is a snowballing business type, but there is no stable base to increase the number of believers. The witch does not matter to the protagonist and can provide blessings. It is enough to create a kingdom of God to attract witches to increase the protagonist's attribute points. However, it is all about describing the battle between humans and monsters, and the protagonist has no effect at all. The article is not happy.

In fact, I think the subject matter is quite good, but there is a problem with the setting. Either you are selfish, and the whole world is nourishment. Good or bad, they are my source of strength. If you want to suffer in your heart, just increase the upper limit and sincerely believe in you. For example, if the full value reaches 100 and reaches 90, the side effects will disappear and the losses will be returned. Now you write the protagonist like a third person, blessing him while doing good in his heart. For example, oh, a girl is really beautiful, so you rape her, and then you blame someone else for being beautiful. This is the setting of the protagonist you are writing now. If you want, don't bless the good ones, but bless the bad ones. Of course this is my opinion.

From the title, I thought the subject matter was pretty good, but the comments were all scolding, so I didn't even dare to read it.

Isn't it true that the more faith a god has, the stronger he is? What the hell are you writing? He still needs to practice and upgrade himself to kill monsters and gain skill points? Later, it came out of the statue and became a pendant directly? It can be used as a weapon directly.

It's bullshit. Instead of having fun and giving blessings, it's about taking risks and killing monsters, trying to sell dog meat over sheep's heads.

Golden Three Chapters, only Golden Three Chapters can be read

The first part was very exciting, but the later part of the story became less and less interesting. I thought the pig's feet would grow obscenely and sweep away the monsters, but it turned out not to be the case at all.

I can't tell the difference between the primary and secondary roles in this trash novel. Who is the main character? This is obviously some unknown trash.

The more I wrote, the more biased it became. The protagonist really became a backdrop, and Goldfinger was deliberately weakened by the author. Such a good subject matter is in vain. I hope someone can use this theme setting to write a good story.

But the subject matter is good, the first part is too big, the increase is more than ten times, the increase of twenty times is outrageous, and the later part is downgraded.

Where is the protagonist? Author, let me ask you where is the protagonist. This is the first time I have seen an author who weakened the protagonist's sense of existence.

What is given to the protagonist is not without its side effects. It can depress the brain and cause confusion. These two side effects are very big in my opinion.

It has been 7 months since I became a eunuch. And you can barely read the first 50 chapters of this book, but forget about the rest, which can easily lead to poisoning.

Looking at this introduction, isn't this inappropriate for a freshman?