Building the Rider Century and Crushing the Desire Grand Prix

After reading these chapters, I found that the protagonist seems useless. He talks about letting others work for him, but it seems that the protagonist is actually like a nanny, providing plug-ins to others. It is better to let something like a main god provide help to the original character. When I first read this book, I I mentioned these opinions to you, the author. At that time, the author said that you would give the protagonist more roles after you fell out with DGP, but at that time, the appearance of the protagonist was still useless. Jihu's own strength alone was enough to deal with DGP. Not to mention that you still cheated other characters like this, so what's the use of the protagonist's appearance? Is it useful to have the protagonist join the subsequent plot? Seeing the protagonist pretending to be awkward all by himself, I have to ask you, is there any use in using the trick you made for the original character earlier? Anyway, in the end, the protagonist needs to solve the problem to show the protagonist's power. So, author, is there any use for what you wrote before? If you, the author, just want to write a book that is not much different from the original work, and just want to change the original character's perspective, then you can not write the protagonist at the beginning, but write an epilogue of the original work, and give the original characters some tricks. You can set up someone who has no self-awareness like the Lord God or Tiandao to help them. Reading your article now, it feels very strange.

After reading it, I found that the only protagonist in the group is Jinghe who still has his brain back. I feel that Jinghe's darkening is turning himself into a clown. I don't understand why he gave Zimli's ace card to the people of the future since he has already darkened. Shouldn't he hold it in his own hands? Watching others become black, both their IQ and their physical strength skyrocketed instantly. However, Jinghe only increased his physical strength while his IQ plummeted.

The protagonist is just a nanny and a tool, and there are no scenes at all.

If he wants to participate in a Batman movie, Jing He can only play the Joker. After all, Batman still has a butler. Jing He doesn't even have a sister, and he is still being played around by three people from the future. But as the author said, if Jing He plays the role of The Laughing Bat, everything is planned. When I didn't say

The employees below were exposed to all kinds of dangers and persecutions, but the boss didn't show any reaction at all. Those workers who were still fighting for nothing had already disappeared, but the boss still felt that he was more awesome.

The protagonist is just a backdrop, no deductions are used, it's not much different from TV

I couldn't help it when I saw the end of the third chapter. Author, you actually supported Jinghe? Have you watched the entire drama? There is only one successful action in the whole drama, which is not even close to General Fu. With such a character, you actually want to support him. This is something I didn't expect. I guess the person who wrote this novel has more or less attributes of the Virgin or the Virgin Bitch in it, so he has the illusion that Jinghe is not much worse than General Fu.

This is another behind-the-scenes book. I don't understand the meaning of the protagonist traveling through time. It's nothing.

It's getting more and more wet, and the words I keep repeating over and over again are just explanations.

People from the DGP have repeatedly attacked the people under the protagonist's command, but the protagonist has been pretending to be cool and has no intention of taking action. The protagonist's behavior is not a demon, but the king of time who is always being stopped. You must know that the majesty of the king cannot be provoked.