Super God: Landing a Billion Years in Advance

I have read the first version, and I have still read the second version. I still remember what I thought when I read the second version, which is that since you have absorbed the first version, those pitfalls and blocking points should not appear in the second version, right? Then, I saw the protagonist's daughter. She was no longer the kind of waste who failed to achieve anything and was prone to failure. She had just become a dispensable vase. Anyway, I remember now that there was a point where the protagonist was betrayed by the people around him and even killed his wife. I don't know if it is the first version or the second version, I have forgotten it. Anyway, the first version was quite disappointing to me. After the second version, I originally thought that the author would learn from the previous lessons and write better, but I ended up feeling even worse. Then in the third version, we saw the protagonist get married, we saw the protagonist have a daughter, we saw the protagonist's daughter died, the protagonist's wife also died, we saw the protagonist waited for a billion years, and finally resurrected his wife, and the daughter was cloned, and he took one with him. At that time, I saw that everyone there was in bad shape, and I remembered your first and second versions. After all, the painting styles are similar. What I'm thinking about is that you, a daughter-in-law, are you going to do some weird things again? I read it with trepidation and read Chapter 132 so far. To be honest, I feel like reading your novel is like walking a tightrope. Mainly because of the previous version 12 that left me with it. What a damn deep mark. When I read your novel, I was reminded of your first and second versions. To be honest, author, your version 12 is nothing. Your operation is simply a slap in the face to the reader. Okay, let's get back to the topic. I think it's better not to read your novel. When I read your novel, I always feel frightened. I always feel like you are going to do something sexy to me in the next second. That's it. I also have a question. The author didn't do anything sexy behind it, right?

According to the background of the book, the grasslands should belong to the Stone Age, and they are all small tribes. How can the protagonist send troops to kill tens of thousands of elites? Is this the brain of a paramecium? The protagonist traveled back in time to the primitive tribal era, and at that time the grasslands didn't even have the technology to tame horses. How about cavalry?

The day His Majesty recovers, the day the Empire returns

When reading online novels, I usually take on the role of the protagonist and read this one. . Your book is a little bit worse than the last one. Did you change the writer?

What a pity, this is a book with a good intention... As a result, I strayed from the topic... It has become a book that sells dogs' meat. In the name of super god, I took it all in one stroke...

Is it normal for a person to eat raw meat for a few days before thinking about lighting a fire? And isn't it just one day ahead of you? Suddenly it jumped to a few days, let's see again

When I looked at the comments, they all came from the Empire.

***, is the author toxic? This canopy is also poisonous. There are 200 photos. I still haven't seen clearly what I want to do? Just to develop to the point where one's own people will fight one's own people and kill each other. Just to *** the father kills the daughter, the daughter fights the father, the star subsystem fights the star itself.

Can the author come up with new ideas? Your story about The Rise of a Supergod Civilization seems to be more important. I read it on several accounts and I feel that this book is quite good. Your follow-up writing about the Supergod Civilization logged in a billion years in advance feels like a reprint of the previous book and resting on your laurels. I hope you can write a follow-up to the Rise of a Supergod Civilization because readers also hope to see high-level novels and storylines, especially the protagonist's charisma. I hope the author can reply to this comment because I am also a long-time fan. I also wish the author good luck in his writing career and more and more fans.

The empire is back, let the world tremble!