The Abyss Is Coming, I Will Bury People and Explode Props

To be honest, the protagonist's plug-in is not very useful, and it is not convenient. The protagonist does not dare to do it openly and can only do it secretly, unless another plug-in is opened for the protagonist, and a space similar to the cemetery of the gods can be created for the protagonist to communicate at any time. To bury the creatures, you need to perform a funeral ceremony for them. Except for the monsters the protagonist kills, he can do this. As for the monsters killed by others, the protagonist has no chance to hold any funerals, and there is no place for the protagonist to bury people. Also, I don't really like the character of the protagonist or the character of the minor character.

The plug-ins are a bit small, and they all rely on the aura of the protagonist. Looking at the title of the book, I thought it relied on plug-ins to show off the operation.

The writing is mediocre, and there is nothing exciting about it even if it fails. Moreover, the author has a bit of a fight between his left and right brains, arranging for the protagonist's parents to ascend to heaven, and immediately arranging for an uncle and a master, saying that these are the protagonist's only relatives, and the protagonist must protect them. So I have a question, why do you insist that the protagonist's parents are gone? Why don't you just write about the protagonist's parents instead of writing about the uncle and the master?

The whole story is full of twists and turns, and the fighting and killing scenes are so uncomfortable.

There is no Shennong in the comment area, so I will be the first Shennong!

It looks like a bad book from a few years ago about burying people's talents, but I don't think it's the same author? This is already the third book. Is there anyone else writing it?

If possible, I still hope that everyone will not keep books... Just go and read them. Nursing books can really nourish books to death! Please Sponge.