Salvation System: I Died Suddenly and Became the Boss Behind the Scenes

It looks good. The worldview of the first world and the entanglement with the world's forces are very interesting. The first world is simply put: Brother Li, the big villain who is the node of destruction, took the protagonist's script; and Junior Brother Shi, who came as the savior, took the script of the big villain behind the scenes 🤦 In addition, I really look forward to the ending of this world: [The Lord of Annihilation] rings the death knell for everyone in the world, but brings new life to the world that is about to be destroyed.

Thoughts on the latest chapter: Deathstroke: Come, give you a surprise! Shi Yutu: (frightened by the big and rotten mess and the dark and heavy black pot)

It's nice to read, and it feels like the world view of the world is quite complete. It can be written for a long time, but it's a bit of a pity that it's about traveling through the world quickly. The main supporting characters in it don't have any bad points. It's a normal protagonist group. Except for a traitor in it, the other three views are pretty good. Moreover, the protagonist's power is quite powerful, and watching the game between them is also very fun (●°u°●)."

It's good-looking and has no cp. I thought it would be another kind of inspirational salvation story where friends join hands and join hands, but I was surprised later on. The hidden identity of the protagonist is actually the biggest boss behind the scenes. Unexpectedly, the protagonist, the protagonist who was pulled by the system really thought that he would be a righteous partner~ As a result, I gradually realized that something was wrong~ Another big black pot came under the cover (乐), Gao is not happy, is he not happy, Shi Yutu (I am very happy anyway) The character of the protagonist is okay, not a virgin, but not selfish either - a comment from a reader who likes to read black text, because the protagonist has also caused a lot of people to die, so good!!! The author writes very well, keep up the good work!

At first I thought it was just a mindless casual rescue article. When I read about 10 chapters, I knew I had found the real guy. Until I finished reading it, I realized that I still underestimated the connotation of this book. It is really 😊 really good to read. I highly recommend it to old bookworms!!!

It's okay. It's a simple story. The original owner was the big BOSS. After killing the boss, he went to the academy to recuperate and was overtaken by the protagonist. The protagonist pretended to be stupid, but in fact he was not necessarily pretending. He sneaked into the side of the villain he thought he was. During the investigation, he found out that he was the boss. In the end, he decided to launch a war to recover the superpower. In short, it was very simple. There was no suspense in the investigation. It was just for the protagonist to discover his identity. No need to expect any battles of wits and courage. After receiving the memory of the original body, the ceiling of force will be reached. It is estimated that he will be finished by letting the so-called villain kill him in the end.

I really like this one. Satisfied, I saw the true villain's salvation. This road to bringing a future to the world is dripping with blood and riddled with sin. The judgment of good and evil is superficial. People in the story have never seen the heart of the world that is gradually recovering. People outside the story cannot care about the loss of countless lives. It is not an empty salvation, nor is there any useless good intentions. It not only accomplishes the goal, but also is filled with the process of the protagonist planning for himself. I really like this kind of protagonist who is selfish, calculated, has goals, dares to act, and behaves decisively.

Wow, why is such a beautiful thing not rated so high? Oh my God. What is this? What kind of treasure is this? Was it buried so deeply?!

It's very interesting. In the first story, I thought it was about the traditional protagonist saving the world and fighting with his friends. I didn't expect that it would be reversed later and feature a counter-routine. It's like following the villain code, and then the ultimate goal is to save the world. This is very cool, after all, the villain role is to be decisive and ruthless. For the ultimate goal, there can be some sacrifices in the process that are really made by the protagonist, which is not too handsome at all. The protagonist can be said to have an above-average IQ. Although he has been tricked many times, he has also used his own methods to deal with it one by one. No matter which side it is a game or a struggle with, the writing is very interesting. Strong and independent, able to make reasonable use of all the resources around him and keep moving forward towards his goals. There is also that mysterious and elegant demeanor of a superior person. As long as he is impressive enough when he appears on the stage, who knows what the protagonist is thinking in private. It is very in line with the kind of high-end atmosphere and class that I want, and it looks like a big boss when it comes out. The whole text is logically logical, and the online thinking leads from one character to the next, and the links are intertwined, making people feel like they can't stop. I stayed up late reading this book. Looking at the first story alone, the supporting characters are also very brilliant and have their own story lines. The protagonist's search for traces of the original work is also very interesting, linking link after link to find out the larger behind-the-scenes story. It's a pity that the system is a capitalist and I don't really like this kind of system. After all, I have to see it in real time in the future. I don't want to get angry when I see the system. So I hope the protagonist will find a way to counteract the restraint system, and then master this new system. In the end, he turned the system over to his side. After all, he also has feelings and is not a simple mechanical creature. Therefore, it is very interesting to sincerely develop friends on the surface but restrain himself from modifying the core system in private. Looking forward to such a follow-up.

After finishing the first world, I plan to save up and watch it again. For now, I feel that the end of the first world is not satisfactory. Personally, I originally thought it would be a reset of the world, but it just deleted the abilities, which caused some chaos. Also, I knew that Second Senior Sister had a problem, but I didn't expect it to be completely exposed at the end. However, the leader of the 'Pure White Land' was quite powerful. Originally, he said that the protagonist had lost his soul and he didn't know anything about it. Only later did he understand, and even Second Senior Sister, an outsider, didn't know until the protagonist told him. The system has a weak sense of presence and is silly and sweet. The protagonist is smart and has a backup plan. Well, it should be gone, so can the author be diligent in updating it? If I save it, I won't want to read it again.