[Aura recovery + system + invincible flow + rich second generation + rebirth + middle school disease + single female protagonist]
At the beginning, Su En refused the class beauty's confession, but was taken over by his future self, and at the same time received a Tiandao Notebook.
Write the ability you want on it, and it will actually come true!
Doesn't this ask me to make up the settings?
So, with the help of the notebook, Su En obtained a god-level system!
And a lot of spells, such as: Devouring Technique, Sealing Technique, Time Law, and Space Law.
With the full recovery of spiritual energy, the structure of the world has changed.
Mutated plants, animals with enlightened intelligence, and strange creatures watching humans in the dark.
When Su En, who holds a bunch of heaven-defying skills, stands at the top of the food chain.
Looking back, he smiled and said:
"Me!"
"That's God!"
Reader comments
The content, subject matter and writing style of the book are okay, but the logic of the use of language and characters is poor. There is a modifier in front of each noun, and half of the sentences are adjectives. The reading experience is indeed poor, and when describing the battle, the psychological description of the characters is very childish. Which demon king will obediently fight with the righteous people first, and then start fighting? After the protagonist has lost 20% of his spiritual power, the strength of St. Bart's City will actually make him feel panic? This logic...
Change it, it's actually better
The content, subject matter and writing style of the book are okay, but the logic of the use of language and characters is poor. There is a modifier in front of each noun, and half of the sentences are adjectives. The reading experience is indeed poor, and when describing the battle, the psychological description of the characters is very childish. Which demon king will obediently fight with the righteous people first, and then start fighting? After the protagonist has lost 20% of his spiritual power, the strength of St. Bart's City will actually make him feel panic? This logic... Change it, it's actually better
Not bad, not bad