Natural Disaster: I Sit Behind the Scenes and Invent Powerful Identities

Actually, it's okay. As the God of War in the community, I'm ranked above average, but I personally don't like this type very much. My empathy ability is too strong, and if I'm not careful, I will take on the role of an ordinary person. If I were wrong, I would definitely eliminate the gang of bandits in the community. There is no need for good or evil, I just want to have clear ideas, and let the bad guys benefit. It would be more uncomfortable than my death!

It's reasonable to give yourself full marks.

I originally wanted to give it 4 stars, but after all, I have read more than 30 chapters, and many post-apocalyptic genres basically read the beginning and just leave without even commenting. This is okay if you can read it. Let me tell you why some guys give bad reviews? They might want to see Gentleman Elegance Anatomy Psychology Gourmet! Let people who find their own fun be their own fun.

It's great. You have the ability to kill and control other people's life and death at will. Of course you have to use it. The fact that the protagonist can easily accept killing is great. It's much better than other protagonists in apocalyptic novels who kill people for a long time. It's a pity that I discovered it too early and it's completely unreadable. Come on and update the author!

It's okay, the front part is pretty good, and I like to watch the accumulation process in the early stage. On the contrary, after the backstage floats, the protagonist cannot appear often because he is too high-end, but this is also difficult to avoid in behind-the-scenes group portraits. Come on!

It's okay, you'll have to look at it for yourself. It was a bit fun in the early stages, but it's a pity that the author didn't write it out. Later, the protagonist hides behind the scenes like a mastermind, showing off bosses' vests one after another. Then the infinite overlap of worlds slightly exceeded my expectations. I expected that worlds would appear one after another, and the people in them, like Xiaoqiang, rely on the protagonist to resist natural and man-made disasters tenaciously. Infinite overlap is a bit like killing everyone, and overall it's not bad!

It's good to watch, but the updates are too slow. It's easy to stop watching it after getting used to it.

Except for slow updates and a bit of ink stain due to being bullied by others in the early stage, there is nothing bad about it. It's pretty good food.

Wow, one update a day is too little. The author should update it quickly [angry][angry][angry]

It's quite interesting, but it feels like the development is a bit slow. Also, will there be anything fantasy or fantasy later?