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It's the service department that every manga hero joins under Shizuka Hiratsuka's threat. I am so vomiting. When the Emperor of the Universe is Hiratsuka Shizuka's student, he has to be obedient and get slapped twice. This is the case in every manga novel. I almost vomited.

Black Widow is unnecessary!

How to put it, let's not talk about this, I ruled the universe yesterday and I came back to join the Ministry of déjà vu today. What kind of philosophy are you, Rebrando, playing here? Rebrando is the dictatorial overlord who destroys the rule. To put it simply, Rebrando doesn't want to talk nonsense with you. He took out an army of monsters and threw them at you. He did nothing to repay Rebrando.

Even the utopia of the Kingdom of Light, where everyone is equal, cannot be guaranteed.

The protagonist is a riddle man. He often speaks unclearly and unclearly. He always talks about that thing and this thing, and then confuses others in various ways. He talks about a lot of things that have nothing to do with the plot, and he doesn't know what the meaning is.

It does feel inferior to Bai Ye's book. The main reason is that the viewing experience is not strong enough, nor is it refreshing enough. There are too many "interpretations" of the protagonist. In Feilu, these descriptions are adequate. The pace can be slow, but what I am currently reading is that after reading two chapters, I open the table of contents and jump to the title I am interested in, and then jump again and again. And I really don't want to endure the torture of the "Service Department". Even if your protagonist enters the Service Department in a different way, I think there is really no need to add this thing. I wish your next book will be better

The writing and ideas are so poor that it's not as good as that monster girl talking about white night

"Junyang" Friends, the protagonist is long-winded, neurotic, silly, and feels lonely after a long time. Also, the protagonist Lei Bu's multi-star strength is not that strong. He can travel around the world at will, forget it. The protagonist always talks about fighting monsters, as if he cares and pays attention to them, but it's okay. Because I can't find anyone to take him seriously, I just lie flat and say that there is no need or benefit for someone to rule and dominate in the daily world. Isn't this nonsense? The least the protagonist can do is destroy it. This strength comes directly. You might as well just write a protagonist. The protagonist has no desire to rule the world.

By the way, this book shouldn't be Weinan, right? Can I see the girls before it goes on sale?

I really can't stop watching a variety show with Marvel in it. When I see Marvel, it's easy to think of Marvel movies, which don't fit in with the two-dimensional dimension at all.