The Tragic Cannon Fodder Broke the Plot, and the Protagonist Squad Was Wiped Out

The author's writing is really good, but she should also pay attention to her rest. It's enough for her to update twenty or thirty photos a day [laughs]

Not bad, this kind of three-non-stick protagonist is really great.

It's good, it gets rid of trouble right from the beginning, and gives a heavy blow to those who have problems! (ง •̀_•́)งCome on How can I put it this way? The author seems to think that the protagonist's sense of existence is a bit too low. Most of them are talking about the consequences of those people. The author should greatly improve the protagonist's sense of existence!

It's so good-looking. The male protagonist is a boss who is easy to empathize with🧍‍♂️. He is humane and very efficient. Special relief. Each story is different, so I got caught up in it and fell into a trap.

I felt pretty good. The script was short and concise, not procrastinating at all. I also felt that the villain had little fighting power and fell down easily.

The story is interesting, but the author once again made me feel the penetrating power of the text... Many of the descriptions made me feel my toes on the ground, an unspeakable feeling of embarrassment, and I didn't know if I could hold on until I finished reading.

The writing is 5 stars, and it has a sense of empathy. Although the protagonist is a bit of a virgin, I can accept it. The protagonist does not seek revenge in every world. He is a bystander and does not have too much contact with the original male and female protagonists. Let's see if they can be the same as before. Can they still be the original male and female protagonists without his cannon fodder? The answer is impossible. . . Basically no revenge. They are all spectators. Even if you look at some worlds, the male and female protagonists will hate the protagonist, and somehow they blame the protagonist for everything. At least he doesn't abuse the protagonist. The protagonist usually doesn't wrong himself. Occasionally, he doesn't want to get involved in the affairs of the original male and female protagonists. At other times, he still likes to meddle in other people's affairs and has a holy heart. Acceptable!

Just heard the mermaid chapter. Let me first mention that the e-sports chapter gave me a very good feeling. Very novel. In fact, I feel like I can write a movie on the subject of e-sports fast travel. Novels and fast-paced novels. Travel to various people to play e-sports. Or be a host. Choosing reward-based things means adding some hand speed and good health. Game bonus. And body type bonuses. And a lot of your finishing touches are done in one go. In fact, I can write two or three endings. It feels like the end of each game has a bit of an open ending. There are a lot of things that are not explained clearly and there is not much sense of contrast. Didn't feel cool. In fact, the happy ending of the quick wear accounted for 1/3. The protagonist is nothing if not supported by the supporting characters. Mermaid's writing is indeed brainless. No matter how in love a prince is, I feel he shouldn't do such a thing. Secondly, the author feels like he is writing in the Middle Ages. Medieval artillery is understandable, but are iron ships a bit too advanced? Besides, mermaids are underwater creatures. Have you ever fought on land? How could I not beat him? If I couldn't beat him, couldn't I run away? Forget about the Middle Ages. He said that the current goal is to salvage the sunken ship. It's all quite difficult. Very time consuming and laborious. If the whole situation is not good, the income and expenditure will not be balanced. Just not cost-effective. I feel like this chapter can actually take the royal road. It can be based on the fact that the prince made a mistake in his decision-making and put the heroine back. The heroine accidentally revealed the existence of the mermaid. Greedy humans took up the idea of ​​mermaids. The eldest prince decided to coexist. How many years will it take for peace to be signed? Mermaids trade with the kingdoms of the earth. There is a human kingdom alliance plotting against the mermaid. The mermaid is defenseless. Hit hard Humans spent several years of peace researching weapons against mermaids. The male protagonist traveled through time. Develop mermaid technology to enhance the ethnic strength. Use force to establish your true status. Win the fear and respect of mankind. Usher in a long term peace. The eldest prince and princess are married as a symbol of peace. If written like this, it doesn't feel so stupid. And it's still a relatively royal route. What I feel is stupid is that mermaids cannot defeat humans in the water. And it's still the Middle Ages. Even modern technological creations that can reach the deep sea are limited. Whichever one is cost-intensive. Overall it's good. Where there is experience, there are also shortcomings.

Not bad, I like reading these little stories one by one!

It's not bad. The protagonist is very awesome and powerful. Basically, as soon as you enter the small world, you will quickly abuse the scum and take revenge and completely break off the relationship with the bad people. It's simple and neat. But it feels the same after reading several stories.