: Answers to some questions about the book review area

　　 Today is a new month. Forty days after the book was opened, 200,000 words. Taking advantage of this opportunity, I will focus on answering some of the more reactionary questions in the book review area.
　　 The first one, about the sacred soul fragments.
In the setting of this book, the divine soul fragments will only appear on the angel's body. If the demon swallows directly, depending on the size of the fragments, you can get a certain amount of divine resistance, so many book friends do not understand why The protagonist does not devour directly to increase the divine resistance.
　　I want to say that there is a system, any resistance can be added by defining the attributes of the items! The difference is just how much the ordinary soul consumes. The protagonist directly devours it, but wastes it!
Moreover, in the system, the sole purpose of the divine soul can only be used to create life. Everyone can understand that this is the system's pet and mount system. In addition to this, there is no other effect. This is early in the book. It is clearly stated that some book friends who are not serious about reading books have not discovered this.
In addition, some people questioned why it was used to create a dog, not to create Zerg, Dragon, etc... How can I say this? I didn’t seem to see the forehead at that time, Gabriel’s incarnation was Fan Haixin, Except for immortality, there is no too strong ability. This shows that the power of this soul fragment is actually weak enough. Even when creating a fat tiger, it appeared in the form of a juvenile body. Is this foreshadowing not obvious enough? How could it be possible to create a powerful creature like the Dragon race?
Dogs are good partners for humans, with excellent sense of smell and tracking ability. The protagonist retains human thoughts, so even if you create life, the first thing you think of should be creatures such as cats and dogs, so I think my logic is not Wrong, in order to deal with the environment of the abyss world, specially shaped into the image of a dog.
　　 The second question is about why we have to sign a contract with the higher demons.
This may be because I didn’t describe it too clearly. If a creature such as a demon is forcibly killed and expelled, it is actually a very dangerous thing. The demon itself is very powerful. If it can still be unscathed after being deported, it turns around. It can be summoned to appear again. If this is the case, the demon can already be regarded as invincible. The races of other worlds are really not mixed up and honestly surrendered.
The demons that are killed and expelled will have their souls damaged, and the souls will be damaged, which will cause problems with the output of magic power, and eventually lead to a great drop in strength. When returning to the abyss world, the reshaped body will also remain in a state of serious injury. It is very dangerous. It is possible to encounter the covetment of other demons, and the demons who are expelled back will also choose to hide and recuperate for a period of time.
　　 Therefore, under normal circumstances, the devil itself is not willing to be killed and expelled, let alone committed suicide. At that time, Roy's situation is best to get rid of the contract and go back on his own.
As for why Selron didn’t sign an eternal bond with Roy, it’s actually very good to explain that no demon would be willing to be eternally enslaved. In Selron’s opinion, the lower demons are irritable and brainless. It is also possible to be enslaved by eternity and simply commit suicide to go back to the abyss world. In that case, he would lose the gain and waste the summoning power.
Therefore, Selron does not use the terms of eternal enslavement for every subordinate who is summoned. The upper demons also have the pride of the upper demons. Even if you want to enslave a demon forever, then you have to enslave a higher combat power. What is a cannon foul lower demon?
And Roy was because of his outstanding performance at that time, obviously a lower-level demon, but he could use spells like bloodthirsty, so Selron looked at him a bit differently, and it seemed that his intelligence was relatively high, and he planned to use a little sweetness. To let Roy do his best, so he will later appoint him as a lieutenant to manage the lower demons for him.
　　 These are roughly the two problems. I think my logic is fine. If I explain it in this way, and there are still book friends who don’t accept it, then I can’t help it. This time, I won’t explain it in the future.
This kind of book for writing aliens is originally a niche book. Many times, I also lack the background of the corresponding materials to learn from. Everything is written by my own imagination, and this time the system gold finger is also open. It can be said that there are only things you can’t think of, but nothing you can’t do. As a reader’s vision, I can’t necessarily think of some of the abilities and items you can think of, because my personal thinking is limited after all, so I welcome your suggestions to make up for me. If there are omissions in the thought, if there are good suggestions that can follow up the plot service, I will adopt and join the book.