From Sheriff's Department Liver to Humanity's Patron Saint

Let's just give a brief introduction to my background and environment. If you practice really well, it will be a good thing and it won't bring harm to the country. You will also protect the gods.

What you wrote is too confusing. The protagonist is a state official, and he dares to kill officials openly, and he can kill officials at any time. How dare a wealthy family from a county town to mess around? Killing officials is a big deal in any country. Killing one official is different from killing others. All officials will kill you because they are afraid of forming a habit. Officials are also afraid of death.

Hundreds and thousands of people die every time. If you can't live forever by practicing martial arts, the population will easily die in a few years. This is a poisonous point in the plot. I hope the author pays attention to it. Overall, it is very good.

I just saw this introduction and wanted to know what kind of great saint this is? With this family and this situation, would a normal person be a guardian? Then just say that everyone is equal under me, right?

It would be a bit embarrassing if the author had replaced the county where the protagonist is in with a city, and written it as a county, but also made it into twelve districts and a cult organization.

The writing is so messy. He has a strong sense of justice, which made me laugh to death. I feel like the protagonist's personality is a bit confusing

Personally, I feel that this novel lacks a complete social ecological environment. No matter whether the environment is more orderly or chaotic, chaos does not mean that people can kill people at will. If it were, there would be no labor force and no productivity. It's understandable that there will be some murderous people, there will always be some. But your overall environment is like killing people all over the place. With all the people gone, where will the productivity come from, how will the country be supported, and where will the products (food, medicine, etc.) Come from to support so many warriors? The population (NPC) and supplies will be refreshed out of thin air. American society is chaotic and guns are rampant, but the number of people killed by guns is still not as high as in car accidents. The United States also needs a large number of middle-class immigrants to increase productivity (the middle class brings wealth and mid-level labor force) (the United States bans smuggling not because it does not want labor, but because it does not want the lowest level of labor, not farmers who only know how to farm, but those who can operate agricultural machinery, intermediate technology, and finance). Therefore, the author's novel gives people a feeling that people are not important. People die casually, and then the NPC refreshes overnight. It is too fake and can't be read.

As for why the protagonist wants to run away and become a dog, don't write about your subject. If you join the gang, slowly take control of the city. Be a dictator. There are still people watching. Who would care if you, the main character, run away and act like a dog for others?

There are too few updates. If you continue like this, you will be dragged to death by your updates.

The progress is so obvious. Come on, study the new copy carefully and don't give up 👍

The same routine but the author knows how to tell stories 👍

The crisis is huge, the salary is not high, and life is in danger. Even the exercises required to advance to the first realm require money or merit. So what's the point in this organization? At least the exercises needed to advance to the first realm should be given to you for free.

The protagonist changes from a free wolf🐺 to a chained dog🐶 Now that I'm reading this book, I'm curious about the author's understanding and interpretation of military law.

It's a pity that it's only halfway or a third of the way, and it ends like this! 🥵

I have been saving for so long, and I just wanted to subscribe, but I saw that there has been no update for 10 days.

The problem is that the various settings are confusing, difficult to remember, and difficult to pronounce. The setting is actually very common, but the author insists on messing up the order, which is different from what everyone understands in life, or what most books have, and challenges people's three-dimensional cognition. There is a bit of a split between what the author wants to express and what he writes about the protagonist's character and living conditions. Perhaps the author wants to innovate and thinks a lot, but when he writes it, the taste changes. He may have high ambitions but low power. The next book can be realistic