Hello everyone, this is the end of the second volume.
First, let’s focus on answering the questions about the plot of Night Street.
At present, gambling is unrealistic.
In the world of Dicuo, it is not popular to use duels to resolve disputes, and fights in the arena usually do not lead to death. The current adventurers in Dicuo fight each other, excluding dark factions and the like, and basically commit evil in the dungeon.
Therefore, if you engage in a gambling fight and kill people in the ring, it will definitely lead to a full-scale confrontation between the two major families. Unless you use the method of "family war" to eradicate all the other family members, it will cause great harm to your fellow family members.
Troublesome.
But with Loki's character, it is impossible to block the future of the entire family just to kill a Phryne. Otherwise, Loki had already done this when Phryne bullied Ais.
In the final analysis, although gambling is fun, it doesn't work logically. If you want to kill Toad Girl, you must assassinate her.
Of course, you can kill in the dungeon, but that would be less interesting than "stealthly" assassinating people in the night streets, so I ruled out this option right away.
The sneaking part itself has no bugs, or in other words, the charm comparable to Freya's is just that buggy.
Brainwashing, forgetting, and becoming powerless are all very easy to achieve. The original book describes how she brainwashed everyone in Orario. Except for Hestia and a few other people who don't like charms, no one can handle it.
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Therefore, this part of the plot does not involve any subversion of intelligence. I also made additional explanations as to why I did not kill in dungeons.
Of course, it’s not that there are no problems, it’s just that the writing is not enjoyable enough. I will reflect on this aspect and try to make it more enjoyable next time.
This part of the plot will not be modified, and there are more people who support not changing it.
Let’s talk about the skill of Charm.
There is no doubt that it is very powerful. Some book friends even think that it is too buggy and needs to be weakened, but in fact it is not necessary.
Comprehensive comics themselves require respect for the original work.
Only by following the things and settings that have been established in the original work can it be said to be a good comprehensive comic.
So I won’t forcibly weaken the charm. After all, Jiang Li’s charm is already linked to Freya. If I weaken Jiang Li, I am denying the original work. As a fan writer, I don’t like to do this.
Unless I misunderstood the original setting (cross out this paragraph).
Say it again.
The charm skill is really easy to control!
Jiang Li's obsession with getting stronger means that he will not use small tricks against opponents that he can defeat with his sword. He will only use charm when he cannot defeat him, or for "stealth", collecting intelligence, etc.
Moreover, the feature of large-scale AOE, regardless of friend or foe, is destined not to be used in the presence of companions.
After all, this is an auxiliary skill. I also emphasized it in Chapter 168. Jiang Li is pursuing true power and will not rely too much on charm.
Of course, I won’t force myself not to use it when it’s time to use it. Book friends who have read my previous books should also know this. My protagonist never says, “Ah! This method is too powerful. I want to use it.”
Seal!" Such a cruel thought.
Unless I forget (cross out this paragraph again).
Okay, let’s preview the content of the next volume.
Volume 3, The Blue Magician of Xingyue Academy.
I plan to live it all, so I won’t spoil too much here.
By the way, some book friends suggested that the heroines on the character cards should be separated into "lost heroines" and "wrong heroines". What do you think?
There seems to be nothing else to say.
Because there were some controversial contents in the first few chapters, these chapters were released early today. This is the update on the 29th.
I hope you all will support us as always.
It is really difficult to achieve success in comprehensive comics. This book is an improvement compared to the previous book, but it probably only gained popularity through the previous book, and has very little popularity among passers-by.