I'm Really Not an NPC

I tested the poison for you. This book is really not good-looking. Looking at the title page written by the author, do you think like me that the protagonist is acting as an NPC and giving tasks to players and then being the mastermind behind the scenes? Wrong, the protagonist of this book has only sent a few tasks to players in total, and there is no reward for each task. The protagonist is because of his own The mission takes the player to fight monsters, but in the end he doesn't give the player any experience. After that, he steals the player's gold coins and equipment. He doesn't want to use the player to secretly develop, and kills the player at every turn. The relationship between the protagonist and the player is a fire and water, and there is no foresight. As long as you have a good relationship with the player, what task can't be completed? I think the protagonist is too arrogant and blatantly treats the players as disposable leeks. He doesn't even know how to use the characteristics of the fourth natural disaster, and he insists on causing everyone to betray their relatives.

There are a lot of typos, the character names are often wrong, the ideas are weird, and I feel like I'm treating people like fools.

Nice looking, but. . .