Reincarnated in Another World: Building a Demon Nation from Scratch

The description of the Ice Emperor is too unflattering. The protagonist takes her as his kinsman to save her life. However, she has no idea about it and always likes to make fun of the protagonist. In the original book, one can commit oneself to Huo Yuhao in order to become a god. However, in this book, she gets huge benefits but goes even further.

If you directly say that the protagonist is cowardly, you may not have any impression. If you say that the protagonist is *Nagi Godou, then it will be clear. Even if the protagonist is not as good as *Nagi Godou, anyone can train the protagonist, just like training *

The protagonist is indecisive, grinding, and has a weak personality. He obviously has the power to destroy everything, but he is too timid to take action because of trivial matters. He is simply a clown to the extreme. Even if he accepts a dependent, he only promises benefits and equality, pure trash. Changtiao* has everything the protagonist has, and does better than him, and has a great time. Writing a comprehensive comic, but the result is that it is worse than the protagonist of **Japanese comics. It is simply sick.

Author, did you write that the protagonist has star particles, and then his level is still A level? Is it based on the amount of magic energy or based on strength? To be honest, in the original work, Milim was at a certain level. She destroyed galaxies with one move, went berserk and destroyed the axis world containing multiple universes with a few moves. She scared the strongest Chloe into nightmares and quickly retraced time. But she was able to do this purely by relying on star particles. Her own fighting skills can be said to be rubbish on the ceiling, but relying on star particles she can suppress all the strong ones who dare not fight her. It can be said that in the original work, nothing can suppress star particles except the void collapse of the cute king. Even if your magic power is only A level, you can still suppress ordinary demon kings with your star particles.

It seems that all the comments about asking about the harem have been deleted.

The evaluation is not as good as *Ji, the male protagonist of the Chinese comic is not decisive at all in killing, and the male protagonist of the Japanese comic Asashi is doubly successful. After defeating him for a long time, he ended up being the lord in name only, which gave him so many benefits that he couldn't even get them through normal cooperation. His subordinates are also a bunch of show-offs. Even though Arturia recognized her master, she was worried about killing people every day. She even managed to arrange a counterattack against the invasion. She still thinks that the other party should be protected. Are you such a holy mother over there? The protagonist has never thought about how unlucky he will be if he loses. Every time I see the protagonist working so hard to defeat someone and then showering him with benefits, I feel speechless as if I have been defeated.

The protagonist is like a clown in the sewers of Douluo. Because he is afraid of being kicked out, he shrinks and obeys the rules to seal his power. However, when he goes back to the other side, he immediately turns against him and is permanently blacklisted. The protagonist is simply more clown than the Clown King.

What kind of protagonist is this? Is it just because he is a plot character that he coaxes and begs all his defeated generals and then gives him a lot of benefits? Everyone has different personalities, so why should I take care of them? Will there be any problems with their thinking? Are you being a father or a boss? Three-legged toads are hard to find, and two-legged toads are everywhere. If you really can't create your own No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 Who are loyal to you, can't you? Do you have to go around begging and coaxing your dad to enjoy life and become stronger?

The author is either Douluo Chui or the third young master of the Tang family, and he has made the tile world like Douluo Chui look more advanced, which makes me laugh to death.

Even if the protagonist is cowardly when he gains invincible power, I am afraid this protagonist is not a fake person. If he were a human being, how could his power not expand after he gained invincibility? How could he become even more cowardly than before he gained invincible power? Anyway, it is impossible for a person not to expand after gaining invincible power. Expansion is human nature, and the power gained is the key to human nature, the key to expansion.