Three hundred years ago, Su Zhe, together with other players, was involved in this game world called "Ellant".
Their mission is to prevent the destruction of this world. In return, they will be able to return to their original world.
However, Su Zhe's experience was completely different from others.
From the moment he stepped into this continent, all empires and kingdoms inexplicably listed him as a wanted criminal.
Despite this, Su Zhe still works hard to prevent the destruction of the world.
When the first disaster struck, countless strong men fell, and even the gods and ancient races began to plan how to protect themselves. But Su Zhe still persisted.
He is the only person who has been working hard to prevent the destruction of the world for three hundred years.
However, he failed.
The second disaster could not be stopped by him alone.
"Click!"
Su Zhe grabbed the goddess' neck and slowly tightened it.
"Could it be that the destruction of the world is just a game played by your gods?" His scarlet eyes stared at the goddess, as if he wanted to see through her.
He wanted to ask, why did the gods stand by and watch all this? Could it be that this doomsday catastrophe is just a farce for their entertainment? And he, and everything in this world, are just dolls in this farce?
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I've read ten chapters, and I still feel like it's a classic pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot.
The protagonist is already a semi-invincible protagonist. Don't hide your strength too deliberately and don't be too holy. He saves everyone and doesn't kill anyone. After reading the previous part, I feel a bit like a holy mother.
The content is rich and colorful, the plot is coherent, and it is interesting to watch.
I've read ten chapters, and I still feel like it's a classic pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot. The protagonist is already a semi-invincible protagonist. Don't hide your strength too deliberately and don't be too holy. He saves everyone and doesn't kill anyone. After reading the previous part, I feel a bit like a holy mother.
The content is rich and colorful, the plot is coherent, and it is interesting to watch.