Godefroy: I'm Really Not the Elden Lord

I thought it was a fanfiction about the Elden Ring, but it turns out to be a web novel about a player? An NPC? I really can't believe they can still write such a low-brow plot these days. It's a shame the beginning was somewhat interesting.

The protagonist is like a stray dog ​​on the street; anyone can kick him a couple of times.

When can I lick Malenia's feet?

There are too many player perspectives. The main character is basically invisible.

It was alright at first, but it got boring after the players came out.

Have you ever thought about changing the title to something like "King of Elden: Golden Grik" or something similar? Because people who want to read Lunar New Year fanfiction just search for "Elden." I searched for "Elden" and read all the good ones, and then I started searching for "Golden," and it took me a while to find yours.

It's called the fourth natural disaster. As soon as the natural disaster comes out, we should kill Xiao Ge first, burn Shicheng to the ground, kill everyone outside the safe zone, gang rape the women inside the safe zone, and push the men out of the safe zone to be killed.

Well, there are two drawbacks. First, updating only one chapter a day is too slow. I'm already prepared to wait until you've updated a hundred or two hundred thousand words before I read it. Secondly, since you're writing about players, it's too narrow-minded. A real-world legal system wouldn't just have the few monsters and enemies in the game.

Transmigrated into the weakest member of the Golden Clan?! Rani stole her destined death and committed suicide, Lakad fed himself to snakes, and the little boy sacrificed himself to become a god—were they all crazy? The Golden Clan's bloodline has a backdoor; they can control the Golden Clan to death with a flick of their fingers. Even Marika, who had become a god, was hanging in the Golden Tree. Would any member of the Golden Clan or even a demigod dare to rescue her?

It has nothing to do with the French Ring; it's just an online game novel disguised as fan fiction. Judging from the length of the story, I thought the protagonist was a player. The author said the protagonist would appear later, but in this novel, the protagonist is absent for most of the twenty chapters. Who's going to wait for you?