The Witcher Has His Hands Full

I thought it was about various killings and killings in the American horror world, but when I read Chapter 16, I found that it was a daily novel, that is, the system would occasionally demonize daily life and then criticize the social system. No, it felt that the intensity was not as high as that of a gangster novel.

The fun part before was the pleasure of pretending to be cool among a group of incompetent people with superpowers obtained through the system. Now let's just make superpowers universal. What else would be fun? From the time Dorothy appeared, I started to feel that the style had changed. The author must have changed someone.

The original routine is that only the protagonist has the golden finger. As the plot progresses in reality, the golden finger is slowly unlocked. The protagonist kills drug dealers, rebels and other scum, and this is what you watch. Later on, they began to forcibly add to the world view, saying that there are a lot of demon hunters, but the overall number is less than the evil spirits, and the inheritance is cut off, so they are weak. Most of them will be chased and killed by evil spirits when they show up. When the protagonist kills, no evil spirits notice that they are demon hunters. From here on, it becomes the protagonist's battle with the evil forces. Later, the protagonist takes on a mission to arrest a serial murderer. He encounters a tourist suspect for the first time, chases him, and inflicts fatal injuries on himself. Then he recovers in front of the police. Is this recovery ability mentioned before? Also, bad sentences and typos appear from time to time, which greatly affects my reading. The book "Into a Different World" always has this problem, and I abandoned the book halfway through. In order to protect the male protagonist, Fang Zige used great prophecy to obscure the male protagonist's information so that the powerful evil spirits in the United States would not notice the male protagonist. The price was that the old man became declining and half-dead. However, the previous article did not describe how significant the male protagonist was to the church, and how strong the old man's feelings for the male protagonist were. The two of them had never experienced an unforgettable adventure together, so they were so willing to sacrifice themselves to protect the male protagonist. After entering Italy, the mafia is everywhere. The top of the mafia is evil spirits, and there are evil spirits everywhere. However, as mentioned in the previous article, what will happen to the demon hunter after he falls into the darkness? His temperament will change drastically and he will be unable to control himself. The Italian evil spirits have ruled the local area for hundreds of years. They did not see the catastrophe caused by their loss of control and other reasons. Instead, they enjoy a life of power and wealth from a human perspective in reality. Is this a BUG? Earlier, I wrote that the wishing star can temporarily increase the attribute level. When fighting the villain, I used the wishing star. As a result, the three attributes were directly +3, the skills were also temporarily evolved, and the "gacha" skill that had not been obtained before was unlocked. Are these mentioned in the previous article? There are many similar ones, which are to give the protagonist some new skills, new uses of skills, and use new abilities not mentioned before, just as you think of them. The character of Dorothy has not been created yet. She is a mysterious character who has lost her power at the beginning, but she still knows some common sense about witchers and teaches the protagonist. Later, she follows the protagonist all the time, helps the protagonist with directions and uses the forgetfulness technique, and calls the protagonist a "sex dog" in a certain plot. However, her appearance rate is very high, and she is a member of the protagonist group. I can't see the charm of her character at all? Abandoned the book.

I really don't know why the author wanted to grab more than one billion US dollars 😅 Even if it all belongs to the protagonist in the end, it's still more than one billion US dollars. . What else to write next😰

It feels like an evolved version of Don Quixote. The plot connection is not abrupt, and the setting of Goldfinger is also very good. Some people say that residual memory is a poisonous point, but I think this is the core of Goldfinger's logical self-consistency. Divide the world into two sides: inside and outside. Everyone can have a dual identity, but the control strength is different (just like lucid dreaming) and the dominant subject is different (inside-outside). Fragmented memory can expand its influence. Think about it, people all over the world have a dream at the same time, and the core of the dream is the protagonist. This is a real miracle, once this network is woven densely enough. The current problem is that the follow-up direction is not obvious, the protagonist does not have an obvious goal, and there is no convincing identity information after being exposed (it can be passed down and recorded, even if it is fictional in the story, such as the 13th Section of the Holy See). Also, if you can't write a heroine, there will be no heroine. Don't be too blunt when the identity is exposed. Follow the follow-up

So far, so good. Hold on, don't be wild~ Don't be like my uncle's book, which disappeared as soon as it was put on the shelf. . .

I am Shennong, and my writing is pretty good so far. I am Liangcao

The early stage is basically the real world. Even if you enter the shadow world, except for the protagonist, most of them are dreaming or alienated. It was like opening up another world suddenly, and the change was a bit fast.

The Taoist master's state is back, the writing is smooth and he has the qualifications to complete the book. Prison A's kill line parameters are all reported! If the scale of the novel is larger, it should not be blocked.

This book was very exciting at the beginning, but then it turned into scum when the evil spirits appeared. There was no logic at all. There were so many evil spirits and they were so powerful. How could the protagonist kill so many people at the beginning? I guess the author never had an outline when writing a book.