American Comics: A Corpse Collector Who Chooses Technological Cultivation from the Start

It's both green and the main character is overpowered. Why don't you write a trivial novel?

It's only just a hundred chapters, so there are too many questions. First: Powerful fighting. The system is damaged to protect the affected male protagonist. This system is easy to make money. The achievements of the male protagonist can be seen at a glance. Of course, you want to suppress the male protagonist. Second: Marvel cannot absorb spiritual energy for cultivation. No matter how many reasons you give, I know you are taking the second step to suppress the male protagonist. You are so afraid that the male protagonist will jump out of your book and hit you on the knee if he is too strong. Third: Open a harem and get a butler. In the end, I changed it but I still want to keep this role. I just erased the emotions and soul, show. Fourth: Add drama and strength to the old and American officialdom. You will only be more outrageous in the future. I feel that you know nothing about the readers' poisonous points.

Author, you have a very good eye. The three heroines you mentioned in the article are much better than the black widow. Please keep the heroine pure...

I really don't know what the author is thinking, forcibly strengthening and adding drama to the American officialdom. If it is really strong enough to be afraid of the Heavenly Father level, then there is the Ancient One who protects the earth and the dimensional demon.

It seemed fine until artificial intelligence came out. Well, the male artificial intelligence then assigned one to every woman as an assistant. The key point is that the male made me frown when I saw it. I remember that Marvel's Scarlet Witch fell in love with artificial intelligence, so **

So what about the characters in the original novel? The stronger the protagonist, the more restrictions he has. So what if he is killed? He keeps being dragged around, being ridden on the face by others, and even extending his face to let others ride on him. I am speechless.

It's not so green yet, it's just that the author made a bad point about a butler. It's like the emperor found a butler in his harem, so everyone is very unhappy.

The combat power is quite poor, and the writing makes me wish that all the gangsters on the street are the Heavenly Father level and the single universe.

I remember that the author had a comment earlier explaining why he gave the heroine, but it seems to have been deleted by the author himself. The general meaning is that although the heroine is good-looking and is the heroine of Fast and Furious, she gave it away because she has no use to the protagonist. Anyway, I haven't seen it in the book recently. Fortunately, I didn't look down. There is a butler in front of it and there are all kinds of small poisonous points. Although the butler has been changed, I am really afraid that the author will just give it a big one.

Zola is a bit dissatisfied, and the butler is really messed up later. You are obviously going to combine yin and yang. There are many female protagonists, why do you have to have a male butler? In order to avoid more disturbing plots later, it's better to slip away.