Don't Believe It, I Made It All Up

The protagonist is more like a jackal, a tiger, and a leopard, or a wolf who works together in collusion, or a fox who pretends to be powerful. When he is in a relatively low position, he will do whatever it takes to sacrifice friendship, give up family ties, take advantage of friends, take advantage of trust, want to control everyone in the palm of his hand, and be complacent about it. I feel that such a protagonist is not very likable. Will people who have been used by you still trust you that much? It's like you're nice to someone, but that person wants to ruin your family, wants everything from you, and on the surface is still hypocritical of you being nice to me and everyone else. Pretty scary protagonist

The character setting of the protagonist is really hard to like. It's all a calculation. Is it interesting to live like this?

Honor in violence Aim to conquer Betrayal to the Emperor Bring despair to the people Killing is my life Fall is my destiny Failure is my fear Oath to the evil god is my oath We will bring destruction to Terra We create darkness in the light

To mediocre people, we are mysterious and unpredictable. Fallen. Decay. It's chilling. You cannot understand where we came from or why we are what we are... Until you realize that we have not fallen, but have ascended. " Fear me, mortals, for I am the Anointed One, the Chosen One of Chaos, the One who scourges the world. Behind me are the armies of gods and heavens, who follow my will and wield my sword, you weak and weak ones. The kingdom will be doomed. The end will soon come, and the Eternal Chosen will rise from his dark throne, preparing to destroy the world. Mortals will face the turbulent armies of the North or the rats emerging from below. Generations. Some heroes will rise up to fight, realizing that all hope is lost because of everyone's stubbornness and conservatism. The time to save the world has passed, and a new era of despair has begun. Maybe I am also stupid, because I have no hope of victory. I only seek to weaken the dark gods and shake their grasp of the future. There is no other way to survive, mortal or divine. "

It's okay, the writing is okay, but the Saint of Fertility feels difficult to fill in. If it's not handled well, it will easily lose readers. However, the author should have also polished the subsequent plot. I believe it first, it is worth reading at the moment.

How to pursue the plunge? Please give me some advice and listen to my advice. If you can change it, just change it😢