In the Abyss, and Somehow Out of Contact
人在深渊，那啥失联
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 355k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Why didn't the protagonist die after doing that? The rights system establishes an order that protects the protagonist from eating meat, but does not protect the protagonist from eating others. In the Amazon incident, the market officials were doing charity work, watching the protagonist abuse his power to exploit people, and they were satisfied with just a bite themselves?
What a weirdo the protagonist is, to be thrown onto the Wall of Believers.
Will there be any disgusting emotional entanglements? Or will there be misunderstandings, fantasies, or even self-inflicted betrayal between the couple? 😢
I don't understand.
There are no major flaws or glaring inconsistencies. The protagonist is a mutated little devil who has lived for over a hundred years and is currently at Challenge Level 2 (meaning a four-person adventure team of the same level can defeat him with sufficient resources).
The pig's feet are a neutral evil devil.
The protagonist is a demon (approximately 150 years old) who transmigrated to Faerûn and was reborn in Hell. He is neutral evil, a purely selfish and self-serving demon. The author's writing vividly portrays the reader's stereotypical image of a demon. So far, the protagonist has returned to Faerûn. I read the 70,000 words in one go, without a single flaw.
Unbelievers are more than just oddballs; I think they're even more insane than lunatics. Let me put it this way: even if you're an atheist or whatever, that doesn't make you unbelievers. I don't even know how to describe unbelievers. Even if you verbally curse God for being blind, it doesn't mean you're unbelievers. Joining the Party further proves you're a person of faith. Faith in what? The Party's various policies and plans, the Party's teachings, and the belief in joining the Party.
If you're writing a novel, it's best to change some of the outrageous settings. For example, the idea that a high-level demon can fly at a speed comparable to a bicycle is very illogical.
Why hasn't Madam, the author of "Salted Fish," been updated? I really want to read more of your novels. 😭😭😭
Was all that back and forth between the protagonist and the silver dragon really necessary? If there's a misunderstanding, just clear it up. Are we really going to drag this out for dozens of chapters? 😐
She's entered the palace... Sigh. Finally, a book that suits my taste...