In July and a half, because of a seemingly ordinary supernatural event, I was involved in an irreversible road to becoming a god...
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The protagonist is unable to do anything, pretends to be the best, cannot beat anyone in a fight, has to be rescued every time, and then drags him like a millionaire all day long, acting like I am the best in the world all day long [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] He goes through trials and tests all day long, and tests his character, but the result is still the same, like a spirited young man: If I get into a fight, I will be beaten. If someone speaks harshly, I will be the first. The most powerful people will test me and help me improve. If I retort, I will be scolded back [vomit] [vomit]
Can others always bring women with them when catching ghosts? Really speechless.
Goodbye first person. There is no sense of immersion in the first person. When I see the first person, I only have the feeling that the author is bragging. I can't relate to the story at all. I have no sense of immersion and I gave up.
The protagonist is unable to do anything, pretends to be the best, cannot beat anyone in a fight, has to be rescued every time, and then drags him like a millionaire all day long, acting like I am the best in the world all day long [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] He goes through trials and tests all day long, and tests his character, but the result is still the same, like a spirited young man: If I get into a fight, I will be beaten. If someone speaks harshly, I will be the first. The most powerful people will test me and help me improve. If I retort, I will be scolded back [vomit] [vomit]
Can others always bring women with them when catching ghosts? Really speechless.
Goodbye first person. There is no sense of immersion in the first person. When I see the first person, I only have the feeling that the author is bragging. I can't relate to the story at all. I have no sense of immersion and I gave up.