Lin Ye traveled to the world of "Yu-Gi-Oh!", Bound to the sacred tree system, and obtained the Ten-Tails Seed.
Although he always felt that something was wrong, he still lived a life that a time traveler should have...
Reader comments
Is there any difference between being raised by the system like a dog after time travel and being treated like a slave? The last word "6" ends.
The protagonist is chaotic evil. There is no good or evil, killing people and destroying the world. If you travel to a world with heaven, you will be struck to death by lightning as soon as you enter.
Albedo is really good, one person can stand up to a dozen people
He is never shy and acts recklessly, which is quite commendable.
As for suppressing combat power - that depends on who the enemy is.
The protagonist has no enemies, at least no open enemies in the conventional sense (so the protagonist is invincible from the beginning, and once he decides to take action, he will be killed instantly). In this case, it is meaningless whether to suppress the combat power.
Don't know what to say
Personally, it looks good
It feels okay
It's okay, it suits my taste well
It's so good. I love reading it. Why don't you update the book The Strongest Jinchuuriki?
I hope this one won't be half gone [crying]
Very good, very creative idea
One thing to say is that it is really good. He is decisive in killing and other things, and he will not force him to fight the mobs. For the rest, in addition to the copy, it would be better to write more about daily life, referring to the heroine
It's obviously very good-looking, but why does the number of students keep dropping?
Author, hurry up and write about the high-level world, don't write about the Didi world. The low-level world is too small and too weak.
Is there any difference between being raised by the system like a dog after time travel and being treated like a slave? The last word "6" ends.
The protagonist is chaotic evil. There is no good or evil, killing people and destroying the world. If you travel to a world with heaven, you will be struck to death by lightning as soon as you enter.
Albedo is really good, one person can stand up to a dozen people
He is never shy and acts recklessly, which is quite commendable. As for suppressing combat power - that depends on who the enemy is. The protagonist has no enemies, at least no open enemies in the conventional sense (so the protagonist is invincible from the beginning, and once he decides to take action, he will be killed instantly). In this case, it is meaningless whether to suppress the combat power.
Don't know what to say
Personally, it looks good
It feels okay
It's okay, it suits my taste well
It's so good. I love reading it. Why don't you update the book The Strongest Jinchuuriki? I hope this one won't be half gone [crying]
Very good, very creative idea
One thing to say is that it is really good. He is decisive in killing and other things, and he will not force him to fight the mobs. For the rest, in addition to the copy, it would be better to write more about daily life, referring to the heroine
It's obviously very good-looking, but why does the number of students keep dropping?
Author, hurry up and write about the high-level world, don't write about the Didi world. The low-level world is too small and too weak.
Come on, come on, come on