Swallow Cph4 at the Beginning

The protagonist's strength alternates between strong and weak. It feels like he becomes strong when he is strong and weak when he is weak. Those who spend so much time beating up weak characters can explain that the protagonist is having fun, but the protagonist's own brain is 90% developed, and then he travels across the world to learn the knowledge and use of power to get the godhead of Zeus in the DC world. In this case, if it weren't for the Spear of Longinus, Gabriel would have almost been killed. After the fight, he got the angel blood, killed the high-dimensional creature Time Spirit and gained the use of time, and then went to fight the Cthulhu-type monsters. However, he encountered a black goat cub of the superior servant race (it is said to be the descendant of the outer god Shub, I haven't seen it, so I don't know how strong it is, and it shouldn't be that strong). There is no way. Inflicting fatal damage to it can only break the body, but it can recover instantly and the other party's mental attack has always had an impact on the protagonist. The protagonist can only use time to go back, and finally fused 100% of himself to destroy the black goat. Looking at the advanced life form in the portal will still feel like tearing and cannot pass through, so I think the advanced life form should be very strong. Then the protagonist upgraded to a high-level life form after completing another task. He gained the sight of the high-level life form. Damage below the advanced level is invalid. He can control time, control particles, particle annihilation, create life, and the power of an old god. I think it is really strong with so many abilities. As a result, when I went to the Marvel world to get the Reality Stone, I had to use my left arm to hit Odin's full blow (which was said to be hundreds of times weaker than at his peak) (does this mean that the author set the Marvel level to be relatively high). When I went to get the Power Stone, I had to press the gem power hard to use it. Later, I went to find Lucy who had come to this world, and she and Lucy ran to prepare to fight the Pharaoh Akhenaten, who had the power of the Heart of the Universe. He said that he relied on the enhanced Longinus Spear and six Infinite Stones that could cause huge damage to the supreme being. It could only cause damage to a person. Although the gun could break the force field shield, if you hit him at close range, there were also Infinite Stones and the Cosmic Stone. The difference in hearts is not just a little bit big. The six gems are at the top level of the redundant universe. The Nemesis, the source of the gems, is at the super universe level. At the same level are the two brothers representing DC and Marvel. Above that is the almighty universe level, and above that is the heart of the universe. Even some of the power is not what the six gems multiverse level can imagine, but the protagonist is the protagonist, so he should win the battle. So I think the protagonist's power will be very strong for a while, and then weak for a while and you have to use gems to hit people.

Shen Du was also lucky. After his death, he encountered a teleportation vehicle from another world. This was incredible and sent him directly to the super body. Tsk tsk tsk, what a bonus, Shen Du knew the plot in advance and it was a cheat.

It's just nonsense. If Lucy can succeed, you can also succeed? It's extremely unlikely! There is absolutely no chance of this! Lucy was able to succeed because she went back to the time of the ape and passed her information into the monkey, so the later Lucy was able to succeed! Do you really think anyone can do it? This is a time refutation!

The character design and world view of the pretentious story are very good, and there are many poisonous points. The writing is not like a mindless cool novel, but many of the pretentious plots are very awkward. I couldn't stand watching the first two worlds. The protagonist is invincible and doesn't need anyone's help to fight monsters. However, each world will bring a useless heroine, and there will always be a useful name to follow. For example: Looking at her will not make me lose myself. . . In fact, the function is to watch the protagonist pretending to compete throughout the whole process, and then sigh that he is so awesome, and then fall in love with the male protagonist and go to bed without any emotional scenes. Basically, you can know the subsequent development without watching the subsequent plot. There are also quite a lot of water characters. The male protagonist is invincible, and if one thought kills everyone, he can always find some excuse to hit the water characters one by one.

Too little, not enough to see, oh oh oh oh.

The true power of this medicine is wisdom If you eat it, you will have incomparable wisdom? When you see something, you can easily analyze it, and you can build and climb a technology tree in an instant. But most people only regard it as a superpower to enhance their own superpowers. Isn't it funny that a person who enhances intelligence is played as someone who enhances strength?

Can I ask what CPH4 is?

It would be very strange for a demi-human to mix among a bunch of foreigners. Refer to what a black dwarf looks like among Chinese people

Poison, poison, poison, forcible water character for more than ten chapters

I only know a little about movies and yet I wrote them into the novel. Is it very time-consuming for the author to watch a movie?