Paladin's Quest Log

It's true that the protagonist is very kind, and I also like this kind of protagonist. But the combination of kindness + stupidity is disgusting. In the Druid plot, he is too greedy, greedy for the oath of the ancient sages, greedy for the oath of dedication, wants everything and then seriously hurts himself. It all depends on luck, on the insidious and vicious Archdruid changing his mind, on the look from the Father of Oak, and on himself not dying in the explosion, so he can survive. Stupid kindness does not last long.

I couldn't stand it when I saw the introduction. There is a Holy Slash with 4d10 wounds, so why should I take the oath of devotion? Direct conquest or elements, if that doesn't work, take the oath of revenge, then hate the weaker self, then achieve hatred for all the attacks in the world, and finally become a ruthless Holy Slash launcher with the help of teammates, and that's it.

When the earth giant grapples a teammate, it doesn't release Holy Slash. When the monster is injured, it doesn't release it before drinking medicine. When the monster is dead, it doesn't release it?

This archdruid is very unreasonable and already has the tendency of a shadow druid.

He will speak his heart directly, he is a ruthless author

There are many places where the plot is clever, and it is a book that looks good in the introduction, but not in the main text.

I came to see you only use Holy Slash, but you told me that you even killed the undead? ? ? If there really is a system, then you can do whatever you want.

Is the male protagonist a eunuch? First, he sleeps with Ella every day without touching anything. Then he and the female protagonist strip naked and take a bath together, and they act like gentlemen. The female protagonist offers herself up but refuses. Is the male protagonist just trying to stop her?

Because the thief wanted to destroy the town, which cannot be related to kindness, the protagonist was later given a promise, but the protagonist wanted to save these two people but regretted adding a condition that was impossible to fulfill normally. Then the protagonist accepts it and then explodes the flames against the big tree. Or was it blocked by the protagonist in the past? What will be the result if the protagonist dies? That is, this druid deliberately added conditions to the promise to the protagonist, causing him to deliberately kill the paladin who had helped a lot, had divine grace, and had sworn an oath, and also killed the big tree.

Learn how to bind yourself in a spell and make a time-limited oath, or the person making the oath is yourself or someone else.

What does power look like in this world? How strong can the strongest be?