I Had Just Transmigrated to Super God Academy When My Future as a Tyrant Was Exposed

It feels like the protagonist is floating but not completely floating. Wouldn't it be nice if you drifted and were considered your ancestors? With what kind of super seminary. You said it's okay. If you don't develop your empire, why are you hanging around in the Super Seminary? People from this super seminary are not Mother Earth who gave birth to you and raised you. Why are you resurrected in the end? They are just ordinary people wasting resources anyway.

What I want is the emperor in the light curtain, not this loser protagonist

Is the protagonist selling swords? Do you still have to have a super-god earth civilization? That damn general, Mr. Huang, knows how to solve this problem. It's obvious that the super-god earth needs a protagonist, and he's greedy for the power of the Xiongbing Company! Do you have to argue there? The worst case scenario is that the protagonist leaves, and he doesn't want to be a super god on Earth. Does he have to be so mean?

It feels like the protagonist is an upstart who suddenly gains power. Although it is understandable and more realistic, I still hope that the author will make a copy to make the protagonist have a more mature mentality.

A high-level human being from a super seminary seems to have lost his mind. He actually says he doesn't like the concept of God. It's like an ant saying it doesn't like humans. Where did he get the courage? Or they are afraid that they will seize their rights. At first, the angels wanted the earth to join the righteous order, but then they refused. They were happy for nothing. If nothing else, technology alone was a dimensional strike. The major forces used the earth as a training ground. It has long been gone.

Author, can you kill Qiangwei and massacre the Xiongbing Company, as well as those generals, Mr. Huang, and those families in Chapter 76? Just those few * dares to refute the protagonist without overestimating their abilities, and a few massacres will be enough. The worst case scenario is to destroy and then rebuild.

Yes, I have long disliked the technological monkey. There is a monkey brother in the original book, and it is not even a six-eared macaque.

Personally, I don't recommend killing Shuliduo. She is just a queen in the world of bad people. She is not important. Just give it to her. If you kill her, it means that you, the emperor, are a person who does not keep your word and will lose the support of the people.

It is best not to bring Qiangwei and the people from the Xiongbing Company into other universes. The most important thing is that the Karl family is directly loyal to you, so they are allowed to enter other universes. Even if the angel gives the protagonist a fourth-generation divine body, the protagonist does not agree. What benefit can that Qiangwei or Xiongbing Company bring to you? With a few losers, a deserter, a gangster, plus Deno's relationship, it's not bad if you don't kill them. Don't say that the super genetic warrior is very powerful, and it can't be used in other dark planes of the universe. In addition, it has huge flaws and is useless. If you really want to help, isn't Karl, the main god of the Styx Galaxy, already available?

Now the protagonist in the light curtain is in the Warhammer world Since the super-god angels want justice, then throw them away from the Warhammer world. Let the angels save the day, then throw Morgana and her demons into the mix. If Technomonkey is still alive throw it in. Anyway, Warhammer World is an irreparable mess and cannot be saved. Khorne, Tzeentch, Nurgle, Slaanesh, Necron, Aeldari, Tyranids, Orks, Space Dwarves, Golden Age Ironmen don't count) All in all, a mess. The protagonist can transcend the world of gods and those who are unfavorable to him can be thrown into the Warhammer world. I think the angels will immediately join the forces of Chaos and become corrupted directly.