Alien Train

Looking at the introduction, it seems that people from other worlds are the type to be fools.

I hope that the protagonist will become a high-end sugar pill in the end and be eaten by a powerful person.

Does the author write the book without thinking? ? ? Where did the Ark Reactor come from when Stark just disappeared? ? ? The Mark 1 hasn't even started to be trained to steal the Ark reactor? ? ? The author's level is really not that low.

The previous ones were okay, I just had fun here and there, and there was nothing wrong with the novelty of the writing. But when it came to helping the elves save the world, I really lost my memory and changed the protagonist directly, and then went to Hogwarts to go to school.

A red tank (comic version, not the funny one in X-Men) reserve, a bear demon in the post-Xianxia era who can slap a thousand-year-old tree demon half to death, and a warrior who cultivates Qi and blood. Even if there are clear requirements before taking the hunter's license, the next tower is really tied up and playing games with a few ordinary criminals... The clear restriction is that one cannot go outside the tower. Not to mention directly punching all the way through the floors, you have written it yourself. Black bears have spiritual consciousness and can directly find the right path. Why don't you believe it when you break a door? This kind of loophole was designed. I remember correctly that hunter licenses can be bought and sold. Even if I remember wrongly, in terms of the level of full-time hunters with telekinesis in the human world, it is infinitely conservative to estimate that the strength of the protagonist and his group is in the middle and upper reaches. In a world where the keynote is that the law of the jungle is strong, it is enough to be tied up after taking the certificate. Another one read the introduction and the author himself said that there was a problem. The transvestite from the spiritual world and ancient times kowtowed when he met the powerful "main god". The main character was different. Although it was not explicitly written, the train (the main god) had never seen a group of hicks still kowtowing there. This may be a selling point to attract readers, and some may even find it a refreshing point. Even if you write it at the beginning, you have to write it at the beginning and end of each mission. Doesn't it seem that the protagonist is a bit arrogant and ignorant? And why do you think that two immortals can't learn Chinese and English? Martial arts practitioners can still be said to be stupid, but in the post-immortal era, how can a monster learn to become an immortal? In particular, it was written that the protagonist did not intend to monopolize the interpretation rights and left it to the two translators. I don't know how to arrange it later, I hope it can be more reasonable. After all, in the final analysis, the final right of interpretation lies with the author.

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist keeps showing off his IQ, which is so embarrassing

It's boring to treat people from other worlds as fools.

Come on, come on, come on, come on!

Harry Potter already takes up a third of your book. Do you like this place so much?

There is also a supernatural existence in reality. The Hunter, The Lord of the Rings, Marvel, and I prefer Western movies. I can only watch it in leaps and bounds. The experience is not good.