Building an Army While Laying Low in the Holy Church

It was a waste to add it to the library; the fourth chapter introduced a panel attribute system, which has since been removed.

If this old demon protagonist were placed in any of the two-dimensional worlds, wouldn't he wreak havoc? With so many two-dimensional worlds, how many demonic artifacts would he have to forge: the Myriad Soul Banner, the White Bone Sword, the White Bone Chariot, the White Bone Ghost Flying Boat, the Human Skin Lamp, and the Ghost Bone Legion?

Wow, I was just getting interested when a panel popped up, what a rip-off! I was so happy for nothing.

Boring, too much stuff. I initially thought it would be a research-oriented protagonist with endless creative ideas. Turns out it's just a setup, constant fighting and map changes—boring.

So many spirits and ghosts, forming legions and battle formations! They're just scatterbrained and aimless!

It was quite enjoyable to write. It's a pity it couldn't withstand the rumors and gossip.

I like the control panel system to have system prompts, at least letting you know there's an improvement, instead of you seeing no improvement and having to give up.

This book is well-written. So far, the author's writing style is quite good, and the protagonist's special abilities are also commendable. It's a worthwhile read. However, because it's still short, I haven't yet seen any exciting plot developments or truly imaginative ideas. I look forward to the sequel and hope it doesn't become mediocre.

The story lacks a clear plot. It's just full of witty remarks. His survival is pure luck. He takes his own weakness with him wherever he goes.

The soul's resentment, the bones' spirit, skin diseases, the sea of ​​blood, the five or six internal organs. Thousands of tendons, flesh tangled and stiff, yin and yang life, the union of joy and sorrow. Anything else? Please add more.