Anime Crossover: I Am a God, and My Followers Come from All Worlds

I came to Feilu just to read harem stories, and if I wanted to see something in-depth, I would go and read it myself. And Fei Lu will probably not be able to write any meaningful novels. If this is the case, then it will be extremely satisfying for you to write cool articles. Don't tell me about resurrections. Some readers are really hypocritical. Don't talk about reality. Come to Feilu to read novels. I just don't like reading about men. I just come to read about girls.

The maze rice world has accepted male dependents. Attention if you want to pursue it

Come on, come on, let's say that the author accepted the male family members without causing any harm. Go and read Chapter 60 for yourself, and he resurrected Simmel in the world of Fulilian. Anyone who has read about these two original works knows, is the author planning to make a fuss about CP next?

In fact, I can't blame the author entirely. Maybe after reading too many Japanese comics, you will get a bit of the mentality of turtle men and virgins. Most of the Japanese comics are about Asasi and the Virgin? Incompetent male protagonists, especially the loser female protagonists recently. Why are they so popular? It's because the female protagonists in them are flawed and are beaten by other people. Broken shoes that the male partner refuses, in order to satisfy the turtle man's psychology, the inferiority complex cannot accept that a goddess without flaws likes him, there is no sense of reality, and they are uncomfortable to represent. If you read this kind of thing too much, your psychology will be distorted without even realizing it. What you write will become like this

He had a criminal record and even deliberately resurrected a bunch of male supporting characters. This plan was heard on the planet M78. There are also four excuses for being a filial son, picking up tools, conquering the heroine, gathering faith, and taking care of the world. Let me analyze it for you. There are too many tool people in the world who have nothing to do with the female protagonist. The second female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist and gave up her obsession with the wife. The male protagonist even took off his pants and let go, resurrected his father and husband, and even gave him eternal life. Thirdly, among the resurrected male protagonists, the capable ones do not believe in or fear the male protagonists, while the incompetent male protagonists will not be accepted as dependents. Some of the male protagonists are still the original CP of the female protagonist. Fourthly, this article is half-baked. The heroines have nothing to do. Instead of letting them take care of the world and have something to do, they just sit around and watch? Shenyin? Four excuses are self-defeating

Dongjun, the cyber police dog in the original field, has begun to go out to guard his cyber driftwood. I don't need to say more about the author, as birds of a feather flock together. It depends on whether it is useful or not. A great scholar can argue for the great masters and authors in the original field.

Now that our readers are so extreme, Lillie's CS can be said to have contributed a lot. One book directly shattered a certain reader's trust in all authors. In the past, this kind of minor lightning points might have been passed over directly, but now... I can only say that if you don't avoid lightning, you deserve to be scolded.

Wouldn't it be better to just take in both mother and daughter? Why do you want to resurrect his father?

Brothers, isn't it a bit too extreme? It's normal to have both men and women under your command. This family is not the Crystal Palace, right? It's impossible for all authors to directly arrange all worlds to have no men except for the protagonist, right? There's no need to think wildly. To be honest, I think if an author writes It would be a mistake to try to match up with men or women by yourself, or write some plots where other men are involved and provide benefits, etc. There is really no cure. The only thing I can say is that the brothers' poison resistance is too low. There is already a serious book shortage and the studio is rampant, so we can't push it too much.

I didn't even look at the so-called poisonous points at the end. I got it in the first few chapters. A good system article, who cares how you got the plug-in, must be judged as having puberty syndrome without evidence. If you have puberty syndrome, you will get a permanent certificate. The protagonist is the same as a 250-year-old. The author directly writes that the system can die, right? Do you think this poisonous plot is very imaginative?