Evening Bell Church

The description of this scene is like that of Dungeons and Dragons. The protagonist has a divine body and the battle scene is too small. The pretense cannot be compared with that novel that can summon gods to play the omnipotent card. It can walk into the deeds of historical gods, obtain the final battle transformation of divinity, and then show off gorgeously. Even if it's smaller, it can't compare to a duel like Lord of Mysteries. The characters are too big and the layout is too small. The decisive battle in the first volume is bigger and the foreshadowing is better. It's really good to watch. I can't say much about the big battle in the second volume...

The protagonist of this book feels like a brainless idiot at times. The overall plot reveals the shadow of the Lord of Mysteries everywhere, but the specifics are very speechless. The details are incomparable. He is obviously in the weird world of Cthulhu, but sometimes he is not cautious at all. He is obviously inspired by the warning, but comforts himself that it is an illusion. He obviously has the body of a god and the power of a god, and he can control them as he pleases, but he does not focus on how to exert this power. Overall, it's just like Dong Shi Xiaoqian. If you haven't watched Lord of Mysteries, you might still be able to watch it.

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Except for a few typos, everything else is fine.