Lord of the Dead Sea

I have read more than 200 chapters and I can't stand it anymore. No, the author was emotionally hurt when he wrote it. This is either NTR or he died in his arms. Don't let the plot go on. If you need a sad haircut, you have to kill a girl first. If you want to express the protagonist's ability to inspire when he is desperate, you don't need to kill the girl. There are only two girls in more than 200 chapters. Readers who like knives can read it. I can't stand it anymore.

The plot is quite exciting

The plot and timeline are very cleverly designed, but it is a bit difficult to directly copy the settings of the Lord of Mysteries from the starting point next door to the combat power settings. I feel that the author just wanted to write a system-friendly article at the beginning, and then after receiving inspiration from the Lord of Mysteries in the middle, he forced it on. However, I have to say that the author's writing style is still good.

My suggestion is to read it all. Of course, if you want to read a simple and enjoyable article, you should read another book.

The author's next new book will be released soon, (it's really good to read, with a few flaws, but overall it's wonderful)