I upgraded and added points in the Holy Inquisition

Chapter 240 239. Is this turning point too sudden?

Lloyd watched his sister 'Everol' busy in the kitchen for a while, put breakfast on the table, then packed up her clothes, said that she was going out to work, and left in a hurry.

He couldn't hold it back for a moment, and complained crazily in his heart:

Fake~too fake!

My sister hasn’t combed her hair for a long time. I combed it for her...

My sister always wears a skirt and white stockings whenever she goes out. How could she wear pants?

My sister would definitely finish breakfast with me, hug her before going out, why would she leave me alone?

And this cooking skill... is almost catching up with me. This is absolutely impossible. My sister's real cooking skill has been far surpassed by me...

Fake~ too fake...

It seems that even a boss of the housekeeper’s level cannot write a perfect ‘plot’?

After actually experiencing the beginning of this round of plot, Lloyd, who stayed awake, can certainly find a lot of flaws. If you want to crack it, you can start now.

But since this is the story of the housekeeper, of course it has to be done as slowly as possible.

He pulled a chair and sat down, then added the 10 attribute points that had not been used to [Rationality] and [Spiritual Power], making both attributes exceed 180 points.

This is the madness value he accumulated through contact with the giant flower bud, 'night attack' Elolo, and the 'three-day check-in'. He just didn't rush to increase it, but wanted to try it and see how it could be used in other people's [Stories]. Can I add more points normally?

The result is naturally no obstacles and can still be improved, which proves that the priority of the panel is still higher than [Story], and all functions will not be restricted by [Story].

Then the next plot is...

Lloyd waited for a while, and then heard the 'narration' in his ears, describing that he was about to go to work at the Holy Inquisition headquarters in the small town.

Then his vision suddenly blurred, and the scene around him changed. He had arrived at a gate that looked like a military camp. It looked like a regular station for guarding resource points, and he happened to meet a group of cross patrols out on patrol. Army, both sides greeted each other in a friendly manner.

Sigh... It seems that the housekeeper has no idea about my daily life. When I arrive at the Holy Tribunal every day, the first person I meet must be the beautiful and lovely Wei Ya.

Lloyd continued to complain in his mind.

Then the next second, he saw a female character similar to Wei Ya's position, waving at him and reminding himself to hurry up and complete today's execution task.

Sigh... It seems that the housekeeper is completely unaware of my work status. No one has ever urged me to complete my work. On the contrary, they are afraid that I will take away other people's work.

Next, Lloyd experienced a slightly clichéd 'counterattack' plot. It was probably that he accidentally made a mistake during the execution, which caused the monster to burst out and hurt people, causing chaos all around. Then the previous 'Weiya' jumped out and blamed herself.

He took action boldly and solved the crisis properly, which made 'Weiya' look at him with admiration.

One thing to say, it's a bit vulgar, it feels like reading those novels in the used book market...

Moreover, this 'Weiya' was a bit too direct. When she saw her outstanding performance, stars began to pop up in her eyes. She was obviously not reserved enough.

Later, with the narration, Lloyd entered a relatively dull, but life was very nourishing "plot", and he began to gradually get promotions and salary increases. "Viya" also became more and more attracted to him, and his relationship with his colleagues also improved. It's getting better and better, and it's starting to develop into a 'leader' and 'idol' persona. It's a little fake, and some parts are a bit vulgar, but overall it's still enjoyable, and it's the kind of life that Lloyd prefers.

He could roughly feel that the housekeeper's "plot" arrangement idea should be to use this very dull but nourishing daily life to gradually enhance the "sense of immersion" in the readers until they completely enter the character.

He must have also considered his personality. He is not the type who acts in a high-profile manner and likes excitement, so he chose this gentle start.

If I hadn’t maintained my self-awareness from the beginning, maybe I would have really fallen into it, right?

Lloyd summed it up briefly.

But this peaceful life did not last long. With a few narrations, the originally comfortable life suddenly began to take a turn for the worse.

First, my 'sister' was bullied at work, and I stood up for her, but she offended the powerful people in the town and got into big trouble.

After many struggles and several scenes of deep brother-brother love, the crisis was solved after an encounter with the noble lady in the town, 'Miss Desita'.

However, one wave after another happened, and "Miss Desda" soon encountered trouble. Various supernatural events began to occur at home, and she was implicated in it.

In short, the plot suddenly took a 180-degree turn. From the relaxed and daily life in the past, it suddenly developed in a weird direction.

Uh... isn't this a little too abrupt?

Lloyd couldn't help but start complaining again.

It feels like a well-played campus romance text adventure game, but suddenly there is a wave of alien invasion. Everyone in the school must ride on giant robots to fight aliens, and then look at the beauties around them. The girls all died because of this...

It seems that the butler is not very good at telling stories?

But it’s possible that this plot was deliberately arranged, right? Want to help me regain my self-awareness through such ups and downs?

While Lloyd speculated, he found the source of the 'haunting' from the basement of 'Miss Desda', and used [Gift Twist] to eliminate a strange derivative.

However, when he used his power, he felt that the scenes around him also had some fluctuations and flickers, as if the 'plot' had become loose.

This must be a sign of cracking the ‘plot’, right?

Lloyd still remembers the narration that entered this plot, saying that he couldn't handle this incident at all, so he mustered up the courage and endured it.

By analogy, should I flee or encounter a greater crisis next?

But he took action boldly and got rid of this monster that could not be dealt with according to the plot setting, which also caused interference and impact on the 'plot'.

And such 'destroying the plot' is not without cost. With this 'accident', he naturally became famous in the town, and more people began to come to him for help, leading him to More dangerous events.

If you continue like this, the intensity of the 'enemy' will definitely increase gradually until you can no longer cope with it, and finally collapse completely...

　Thank you for the 100 points that I am afraid of nothing but the otaku.

　　

　

(End of this chapter)