
Hunted by Weeping Angels from the Start, I Lead the Supernatural
开局被哭泣天使追杀,我引领超凡
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 261k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
91Chapters
1.1MReads
7.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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The Doctor can be reborn an unlimited number of times. . Forehead. . . Reason words. . I don't know if the author has read them all. I won't tell you any spoilers.
Is this protagonist funny? I just took away my time as a meeting leader, but I also want to be a time merchant. It's so contradictory! It seems that he wants to trade with the richest man, so why not trade directly with the chairman of the conference?
At Wang Peng's level, he still respects the protagonist so much that he can mobilize resources from all over the world to help the protagonist with just one word from him. Then, then, the protagonist said he was disappointed and let him die. This is not bad. It can be said that the protagonist has a noble mind and disdains this. But, come up with a time merchant plan, what is it for? The person with the highest status and unique status in the world has already become half of him. If he doesn't want those little shrimps? In essence, the span is too big and it is difficult to write. If it is forced to be written to death, Wang Peng should not be set to be so strong. If it is set to the level of the founding fathers, it will not have such a big impact.
Let me guess what survivors the protagonist encounters. There must be a woman among the survivors, and this woman will have a crush on the protagonist for no reason, **! What kind of magical appearance does this portray of women, and every time you encounter fantasy creatures, do you encounter a woman, some kind of disguise or something? I've been pretending, but then when I met the protagonist, the disguise was gone and she became extremely beautiful. How about that? What kind of bullshit is this!!! It should be behind the scenes, why are you in front of me!
No, I remember that the Weeping Angels feed on the time energy generated by sending people to the past. Killing people directly is like throwing a good meal directly into a bucket.
The author is stupid. In the book, Wang Peng has become the most powerful person in Blue Star after time travel. Whether it is hundreds of billions of money, setting up a national-level organization to help him escape, or directly extracting the time of a death row prisoner, he can do it with just one sentence. In the end, he is a time merchant selling time at the expense of others.
Tried the poison, it's pretty good. People who read this novel should not be too fussy about it, and it will be enjoyable no matter how you read it. Author, can you find a way to get rid of that hell, and then create an infinite fear space or something like that? You can also absorb the power of fear and increase it.
Weeping angels? Is this the Weeping Angel from Doctor Who I thought she was?
When the time merchant looked at me, I felt uncomfortable. After all, he is the one who controls time, and there is no system. He must follow the regulations. I just said that he has been short of money in the world recently. He is a lucky person and can buy time once. Isn't it okay? It's hard to watch the forced scene, but it would probably look better if I hadn't become a time merchant.
Yayu saw that many people in the comment area did not understand why Wang Peng was killed. He was already the chairman of the Blue Star Council and a figure like the Blue Star Emperor. Why should he be killed? By keeping him, will the protagonist be able to have a Blue Star resource supply? Let me explain here, Wang Peng has lived for 100 years, and was almost dead when he appeared in front of the protagonist. He came here originally to coerce the protagonist into submission. From the previous foreshadowing, the ramble has made it very clear. From Wang Peng's previous begging, to Lin Fan's threat when Lin Fan disagreed, he even planned to use the entire Blue Star Federation to coerce the protagonist. The reason why he did not take action was just because he was afraid of the protagonist's power. If it were you, would you choose to save or not to save? Saved, Wang Peng is alive, but he will die after all. He will try every means to let the protagonist grant him eternal life. And with the first threat, there will be a second and third time. People always ask for more. Once Lin Fan no longer gives Wang Peng time, he will directly bring the entire Blue Star Federation to confront Lin Fan. There is probably an additional enemy. Although this enemy does not pose any threat to the protagonist, toads do not bite people. Some readers said that the protagonist is invincible, so why should he be afraid of the Blue Star Federation? Indeed, the protagonist is not afraid, but the protagonist does not have time to waste fighting against the insignificant Blue Star Federation. He also has to deal with the pursuers from the system. To put it simply: What I give you is yours. You can't snatch what I don't give you, and you can't take it away.