The Outcast: How to Raise a Mysterious Character

Has the protagonist actually watched the anime? Isn't that the one inside that kills people just because they say they will kill people? And is the Wang family an upright person? In terms of realistic values, there are very few good people in anime.

Can see, can see The previous plot is average (they say it's poisonous, but I think it's okay. The author portrays an image of an ordinary person who is decisive in not killing and will help his former friends) The following is a straightforward post, violently killing everyone, practicing reverse rebirth from the third level to the third level (the author created a setting similar to the source of fate), becoming an immortal (can become a cloud, and the combat power should be higher than the old heavenly master), and can create life. The protagonist seems a little bit more rational than emotional at this time.

After thinking about it, it's okay. In summary, I suggest you read the beginning, skip the middle and late parts of the first volume, and go directly to the Biyou Village part. The author suppresses it first and then raises it too harshly. Readers who do not have drug-free characteristics should not read the previous one. The part after taking off the shoes is very well written, and it even feels like a different author. Definitely worth five stars [laughter]

Let's go directly to the second volume. The first volume is about awakening the memory of the past life, obtaining the system, upgrading the skills by participating in the plot, and then understanding the names and origins of the skills. That's it for the first volume. The plot is too boring and ugly, so just start the second volume of Biyou Village. Here the protagonist has fully understood the three layers of reverse life, has a clear understanding of himself, and created new techniques. He has become invincible in combat and can ignore nuclear bombs. At the beginning, he was confused and uninformed. Following the crowd, he cultivated the three levels of rebirth to the third level, until he unexpectedly entered a state of enlightenment and slowly realized his own body. Once he had an epiphany, he immediately became an immortal, reestablished the Trinity Sect, and guided the world's strangers. Updating...

It's a great story. Chapter 2 14 starts with random killings. It resists nuclear bombs and hydrogen bombs without any damage. After that, it feels normal. Overall, it's pretty good. It's much better than going crazy and crushing the protagonist. It's just that the reverse triple madness is almost the same as the protagonist's innocence.

The praise is for the second volume. Fortunately, I continued to read the previous one. It was a bit hard to suppress first and then improve, and the position of promotion was wrong.

In fact, it is said that it is suppressed first and then promoted, but if you just read the early part of the system and understand the basic concepts, then jump directly to the later part, I think it is okay.

I haven't finished writing the five-star encouragement, and it was really depressing in the early stage. The catman agrees with me. If it is divided into volumes, the tire pressure of volume 1 is 1, and volume 2 is fine.

On the way today, I suddenly thought of the Three Levels of Reverse Life, and I thought it was so cool that I regretted cutting out this book. The plot of the plug-in upgrade is a bit too casual, and it makes me laugh when I think about it. Regarding the Virgin Mary issue, I think of two points to explain it. One is the problem of King Bin. When the conflict occurred, he didn't care about the protagonist's life. I thought it didn't matter if he didn't take action at that time, but he didn't sacrifice his life later. It seems because I forgot about King Pin's mentality of disregarding human life at that time. The other one is that when the protagonist was besieged by temporary workers, the protagonist asked them to attack with the purpose of killing him. What I think is that the protagonist knew that they couldn't stop him if they showed mercy. Another thing that occurred to me was that some people might think it was too much of a favor to the company and would accompany them to do the test. I think this is not bad, and it can also make the company give up completely and avoid trying it again in the future. As for whether he wants to dominate or be more powerful, I may write this kind of protagonist in the future. Regarding the issue of female protagonists, I seemed to think it would be difficult to find a female protagonist later on. But when I started writing this book, I planned on Chen Duo, and I also wrote the introduction, so I thought I might as well write it. The original plan was to go to Nathan Island (it seems to be this name, I haven't seen one for a long time) to pretend, and then the protagonist did not interfere. With the efforts of Zhang Chulan, Feng Baobao recovered his memory or something, and reached the state where he can understand the magic skills in this article. As a result, the desire to go back to the past in my heart was triggered. I set up this world. It was unexpectedly easy to go back to the past. It moved my whole body with a single move, and moved the whole world with a small force, and the world began to go backwards. Then the system asks the protagonist to help save the 'character' (it seems, I don't remember how it was written in the original text), so that the protagonist can go back to the past and temporarily fall into a deep sleep. Lu Jin goes to save his master (I can't remember his name). There are also collisions between various future characters and people of that era, such as the one who was addicted to fighting with the same name as Na Ruhu and was knocked over by the protagonist with a palm. Then the follow-up protagonist wakes up and works with them to deal with the 'bugs' caused by the world going back to the past without the 'elements' they contain. By the way, in this idea, Feng Baobao is a monkey. It's not that he hates Feng Baobao, but mainly because he wants to write about Lu Jin saving his master (but now I think, if he wants to save the master, there will be no pretense. The other two seem to be uncles who can be pretended to be, but the master still can't save it. Maybe at the time, he thought the master had passed away, but in fact, it is acceptable not to save him.). At the same time, for these characters, everyone they know in the future may be considered dead... This may be considered a greater tragedy for them. At that time, I felt very tired from writing, and I was wondering if it was because there were so many unfilled holes in the original novel and there were so many characters that I was tired from writing it. Then I planned to write a Japanese manga fanfic, but after I actually started writing a Japanese manga fanfiction, I found that it was still very tiring.

A bit toxic, but not too toxic. Suitable for novice Shen Nong to watch