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I didn't even read about the protagonist arriving at Beloberg. I really couldn't read on. Not to mention that the protagonist didn't have the character of a star god at all. He was just a person who suddenly gained powerful power and floated away. Reading the comment section, it was said that the protagonist killed the soldier of Belloberg. At first, I felt indifferent, thinking that the dignity of the Star God should not be violated. However, in the end, he was so tolerant to the train crew on the train, and he still showed his power, but he was just a simple ordinary person who used powerful power without any brains in anger. You can't just kill people randomly because of your preference for the protagonist. Also, if the protagonist has a fantasy destiny as mentioned by the author, what is the use of this fantasy? What is said about the fantasy being very strong? What I see is the realization of this attribute. Strictly speaking, it is not an attribute of fantasy. I believe it when you say it is a creation, but you also create and change the rules. Is that the definition of fantasy? It can only be fantasy and imagination, and it cannot become reality. Hey, I'm not a god, I'm just a human being. I can't see things from the perspective of a star god or the protagonist. To summarize after reading ten chapters: He is simply an ordinary person who has power but does not understand the true meaning of his power.

Please don't use Konoha during the Third Hokage period to compare Bello Berg, and don't use the wretched old man from the Third Hokage to compare Brunia Rand, and Gen to compare Seele, because Danzo Shimura is not worthy!

Ouch, I don't know why the author added so many ouch? Acting cute? To be honest, it's a bit ** and useless at all. It was a normal sentence, but it made a lot of people embarrassed.

The latest drawing shows that the Navy's behavior is a hypocrite 100 times more hateful than the pirates. **The Navy

I remember that after the Infinity Stones left the universe where they were born, they were just pieces of stone. They were useless.

Your mother was fucked? Keep wailing

What is written is so outrageous that it completely destroys all three views.

The tree of imaginary numbers has been cut down to a single body. How big is your world? Solar system level? Galaxy level?

In the end, the protagonist discovers that everything is just his own fantasy

Do we really know what the Star God is? Others are beings who have gone to the extreme on one path. You have reached the extreme on this path, and you still imagine that it is purely about your ability, which has nothing to do with fantasy. So to put it simply, what is the difference between your so-called fantasy and nothingness? Reality is fantasy, fantasy is reality, sooner or later it will be swallowed up by nothingness

I feel that the Fantasy Star God is better called the False Star God or the Virtual and Real Star God! After all, every star god has a destiny. Tell me, what destiny does fantasy have? How to embark on a fantasy life and just daydream every day? Since it's called fantasy, you know it's fake and you won't take it as real! Then it wouldn't be called fantasy, but would it be called a dream? And it feels like it will conflict with myths! One of his powers is to create falsehoods and cover up the truth. Isn't this just an illusion?

TM has reduced the combat power of Star Iron so much. What is Star Iron? It is just a leaf on the tree of imaginary numbers. . . . .

Author, the third chapter hasn't been released yet?