is the son of the Holy See, but the master of black magic

Regarding the player, I made some changes

As in the title, I saw some book friends were dissatisfied with this in the past two days, and I carefully communicated with several book friends, and contacted my editor in charge to discuss it, and decided to delete the "player" setting.

The end of this line is actually the transformation of the extraordinary world, rather than the flow of players breaking through the dimensional wall. The relationship between Andy and local players is more like gods and believers.

But this kind of setting is purely redundant in the early stage, because I didn't want to start the relevant plot in the early stage.

If it is not unfolded in the early stage, then this setting will be very abrupt, easy to be misunderstood, and even increase the difficulty of reading.

So after researching, I decided to delete this line directly, and modified Andy's transformation plan in York to other effects.

Here I would like to say sorry to everyone, I am really sorry for making it more difficult for everyone to read.

No need to go back and re-watch.

There are not many changes, only the ritual effect has been changed.

The effect is the opposite of the devil's pollution, and the Yorkers will be influenced by the ritual to be kind.

At the same time, after the ceremony is formed, Andy can have the ability to be resurrected without reincarnation, which is equivalent to being immortal and not afraid of death.

Then the ability to differentiate into thousands can also be understood as turning beans into soldiers, or Monkey King's vellus hair.

It is different from the clone, because there is not much wisdom, unless Andy's will comes to the past, he can only be a thug (I personally hate the clone of the protagonist who has his own thoughts, so I will definitely not write about this point, don't worry.)
The setting of "player" will not be born again in this book. Although it is a bit regrettable, relevant ideas can only be considered in the next book.

This kind of tossing is very bad, and I would like to say sorry to everyone again!

(End of this chapter)