Little Garden: I Am the Final Trial of the Gods

The protagonist is too lame, and he was suppressed at the beginning with no desire to continue watching. The ultimate hope of mankind, the final trial of the gods, the status is too high and does not match his temperament. He was invited to go through the trial and was dumped for fear of offending the queen. The final hope of mankind is gone. It will definitely be difficult for the people in the small garden, so they don't have the courage to send it to each other without making it easy for the other party, and to die together with it?

Can you fight faster? Fighting is too boring. You are in Feilu. It's really annoying to fight like this. Can't you learn how the three protagonists of the original "Problem Children" fight? Even if the protagonist learns a quarter of Izayoi's fighting style, I won't say anything. It's really too motherly.

Isn't it that why so many people don't know the nature of humanity's final trial? The essence of the final test is that human beings cannot survive due to human thoughts or natural disasters. For example, the absolute violence of absolute evil means that human beings will self-destruct. In the violent malice of human beings, to take the simplest example, the Third World War started, and after the war, mushrooms were randomly planted and ended human beings. This is almost absolute evil. To overcome it, we can only rely on human beings to overcome it, so that this evil cannot be destroyed. Destroying human beings is because Hakoba is where gods and humans observe each other, so the final trial is a test of humans, but it can kill gods. This is human malice. It is equivalent to annihilating your beliefs and so on in human history. It is equivalent to human history without you as a god, and human history has not observed you as a god, so the gods killed in the final trial cannot be resurrected. It does not mean that the final trial of mankind is for gods. Got it? There may be people who say that God can control the absolute evil of human self-destructive violence, but this creates an environment for dystopia, in which humans are just domestic animals that provide faith. Apart from faith, there are no other thoughts, including the desire and instinct to ensure human survival, such as eating, breathing, etc. Therefore, gods cannot end, and they cannot be defeated and can only be killed. This is the final test of mankind that only humans can overcome.

Laughing to death, the final trial of mankind is originally the father of the gods. Only humans can defeat it, and its ability can defeat the gods. Isn't it just a tool thrown by human history to Hakoba to eradicate parasites? In the end, the humans of Hakoba help the gods to defeat the human final trial. What happens next? What benefits were gained?

(Reprint) The final trial of mankind—The Last Man. The essence is that although human life has been extended during the super-rapid development, the fertility rate is ridiculously low. Humans enjoy the life brought by super technology and refuse to reproduce. As time goes by, the more advanced the technology is, the smaller the population will be until the last person is left and reaches the top of human civilization. UOUltimate is based on the hierarchical distribution principle of the food chain. The higher the species is at the top of the food chain, the more its individual characteristics show such a trend-increasing intelligence and ability, and weakening reproductive ability. Therefore, the higher up the food chain, the smaller the number and weaker the reproductive ability, but the stronger the biological ability. Using extreme thinking, when a species has developed to its extreme, that is, it has reached the pinnacle of evolution, its number of species is 1, and this single individual is the species itself.

At the beginning, the entire coin seemed to be very impressive, and he boasted so much, but what he showed was just a piece of shit.

Can the protagonist take the initiative to attack a few times? The cabinets are shrinking and locked, which kills the protagonist's ambition. Can you believe that this temperament is hope?

I'm a little speechless. The protagonist's setting is clearly the human view of the universe. Avista cannot imitate the human view of the universe. This is written in the setting. Didn't the person who wrote the Hakoba fanfic even check this point?

The author may not know that Maxwell's Demon is a four-digit demon, and the original work has

The author should use less horror. All the gods have experienced strong winds and waves. It is not easy to be frightened. That is not to say that it cannot be used. It is just to use surprise, surprise, surprise, etc. Interchangeably, otherwise the gods will appear to be very low.