
Invincible from the Start, Roaming Freely Across the Heavens
开局无敌,逍遥诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 436k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Chapter 78, fake invincibility. The male protagonist can't be seen as invincible. At most, he has unlimited defensive attacks. What I mean here is that he can attack anything and defend against anything. You can attack the way of heaven, rules, mountains and rivers, prohibitions and blockades, etc. Can defend against lifespan, magic, energy, physics, illusion, etc. Then the male protagonist walked to America [laughing awkwardly] and walked directly on the bottom of the sea, because he didn't know how to fly with a sword. And now the male protagonist in this world has sealed himself, helping this and you that, and his interest suddenly waned... What I want to see is people who can do whatever they want, invincible, being a monster, being funny, magic cultivators, evil cultivators, sword cultivators, body cultivators, weapon cultivators, robots, animal world, goblin magic, vampires, weirdness, strange stories about rules, what I want to see is this kind of thing,,, the male protagonist is invincible, go to these worlds, no one else can mess with him, he can play whatever he wants, As a result, the male protagonist is now a master of reporting crimes. Every time I go to a world, I solve various cases. This time, it was the same as the last orthodoxy dispute... It would be great to find a magic skill to practice. There are no side effects and the practice is faster [smile]
I think this book is really good. Although it is said to be invincible, it is not a violent attack by force. Many invincible novels use force to push all the way to the end, and then encounter new difficulties and push to the end. It feels like there is no intention at all. The best thing about this book is that the protagonist is a person with brains. His invincibility is to make himself comfortable. I have force but I don't have to use it. His character is misanthropic. This is another new point of the protagonist. Many books (invincible novels) are more popular than others. More and more people come and follow the protagonist. I can't even remember their names. Now that he is invincible, so many people around him are a burden, and it is a very useless thing to carry. The protagonist of this book handles the "human" element very reasonably. I personally think that the first and second chapters are excessive. The real protagonist grows up, not the brainless invincible. The protagonist is a brand new individual in every world, a brand new invincible, and the invincible who grows up is the real invincible.
Very well written. It's just a bit lacking, and I hope to write about some Western fantasy or weird recovery worlds [laughing]
Invincible, casual, some people think it is invincible, but even if it is invincible, what does it mean to be invincible? I'm invincible, so what else do I have to do? It's free and fun. I can do whatever I want. The front is for leisure, the back is... Leisure
The author of this book is about. The characterization of the protagonist and the system is extremely touching and vivid. The principle and bottom line of the protagonist, as well as the pleasure and feeling of doing whatever you want, gave me a great sense of involvement. This book is very interesting compared with other books. In other books, the author creates all kinds of fun and plots in order to cater to the readers. But the protagonist of this book has a brain and his own character. The reader needs to get on the channel with him. After the channel, then this book will be very beautiful, very reasonable, and very logical. And the protagonist is a principled fun-loving person.
It's a very interesting book. It's not like other books that tell stories full of loopholes. This book is not so much a book as it is about sharing some interesting jokes with readers. It's good to read it in your spare time and enjoy it. It's a good way to pass the time. Regarding the values the author mentioned, I can understand it. It is somewhat similar to my own, but not exactly the same. I want to have a lower bottom line. For example, I don't care about other people's lives at all. It doesn't matter whether they die or not.
It's okay, but some of the subsequent stories in the world are more attractive. The author just didn't write them. Most of them were just brushed off. Wouldn't it be better to write one or two more to let the world change because of the male protagonist? However, there is nothing to say about it. The novel is still very good, but the first few worlds have more poisonous points. Most of the later worlds are pretty good [Like] [Like] [Like] After reading it, how can I put it, except for a few bad points that I personally felt at the beginning of this novel, whether it is the funny plot of the male protagonist and the human machine, or the stories written in the later world, it is very good and brings a different experience to people. Except that the author did not write the sequel to most of the development of the world, he can obviously write more good plots and experiences, but in general, I personally feel that this novel is better than most of Tomato's fast travel [like][like][like]
Six points can only be said to be a bit low, and a high score is not even high. Anyway, I quite like reading this type of novels, just simply traveling through the world and playing around. When I saw this book, I thought it was written by the author of Xiangming No. 1 Vest, but the writing style seemed different. There are relatively few people who write about this kind of infinite time travel, but I really like it, as long as it doesn't crash too much later.
It's okay, but because the protagonist plays as he pleases, he sometimes pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. After all, he is invincible. If you don't like watching it, you don't have to watch it.
What does this book say? It's quite imaginative, and overall it's pretty good. Especially in the early stages, the content is quite attractive. To be honest, such a sudden ending is really surprising. It seems that the author can't think of other new content. I don't know what to say about the overall evaluation. According to my feelings, I can only give a pretty good review.