I Just Transmigrated, So Why Do I Have to Destroy the World?

It's very real and I like it very much. For example, the protagonist is a coward and an honest person, but nothing like that. To put it bluntly, he is an ordinary person. I really like this kind of plot, and it is not masochistic. The main reason is that Long Aotian has seen too much. Seeing this scene, I thought of myself. Empathize

Honkai Impact is not about contempt, but about evolution and improving the form of civilized existence. This is the perfect answer, while those in Honkai Impact III can only be considered barely qualified, but they have also lost room for improvement.

Deliberately suppressing the fighting power, everyone understands it, I can't be the only one to eat it

The author's writing is very good. It doesn't just follow the original plot. Each supporting character also has his own life. The protagonist is also from the perspective of ordinary people. If you don't know how to fight, you can only fly bricks vigorously. Unlike some protagonists who have the ability to play tricks.

It feels like the protagonist is like a nouveau riche, inheriting half of his property after death. The high-dimensional nature of reality allows him to evolve his soul consciousness into the golden finger virtual realm and directly perform miracles to pass the level even if he travels through other worlds. Isn't the corpse of the unknown high-dimensional existence that he aims to destroy the world his own body? Travel through countless time and space to find him. The shortcoming of the Golden Finger Virtual Realm of the evolution of soul consciousness is that the ideological way of thinking and the essence of the soul cannot be progressively changed. Unless he takes the initiative to change himself, he will continue to be decadent and despondent in the previous way of thinking, maintaining the original desire to love but not be able to love.

It's quite special. Everyone has their own life. Can the protagonist be strengthened? The reason why it is not five stars is because the protagonist is a bit weak, not very weak, just because of some character issues. This is also one of the highlights. Everyone has their own personality and life characteristics. A true portrayal of a person, how inferior he is and how numb he is🙁

The writing is very good. It depicts the cowardice of ordinary people's choices. They have to give up their favorite characters due to different stances... Human nature is embodied at this moment. This is a slightly in-depth novel. If it were a self-created system, this book might achieve higher results. The author's portrayal of people and his satire on human nature are very good, and it has a sense of historical depth.

I just started watching it, and it's hard to think about a stone floating in the sky... Will the protagonist have his own body later on? If it's a cute loli, it would be a hit, and girls are also good [blowing kiss] emmm, I saw the chapter about the beauty trap and I was speechless (°ー°) Is there really no growth at all? He behaves like a dog-licking clown. If it were a lolita or a beautiful girl, I would be able to accept it, just treat it like a daughter, but the protagonist is a fucking man! Show some rational thinking and growth as a man! Speechless, really speechless. Let's see what happens next.

Overall not bad. The protagonist of the old world is too indecisive and has low self-esteem, and a little too kind. Occasionally a bit abstract but not a big problem. As for the new world, I feel like the protagonist can do a little more work, and the pace is relatively average at the moment. The author often replies to readers and actively communicates this praise.

It's good to watch. It's the first time I feel so comfortable watching it in the first person. I can watch it with confidence. Personally, I think it's quite good. I hope I can see Vita and Ellie's other selves come back soon. By the way, wasn't Teresa corroded at the beginning? I thought it could be used as a trump card. Did the author forget it? I went back and looked for it again. In Chapter 5, Judas had already corroded Teresa's brain nerves.