You Dare Touch Me? I Have Seven Max-Level Accounts

I really wanted to see angels and demons competing for the protagonist's Shura field. It was so exciting, but the author was quite good at digging holes. Only later did I find out that the demon was the brother of the protagonist's account. Speaking of which, I would rather see all the protagonists fall off their horses, and then the author fills in the holes in the story line. Don't be like the third uncle who dug holes and left them unfilled.

It's not bad. This is not a pretentious novel in the traditional sense. The protagonist will also be defeated. This is not an invincible novel. The protagonist is basically not the strongest in the early, middle and late stages. Although the protagonist has seven vests of strength, he is not their reincarnation. I originally thought that the seven vests would have a sequential relationship, but then I found that they are not even the same person. This is different from the vests I have seen before. The protagonist here is the real protagonist, and those vests are just the protagonist's power. Of course, those vests also have their own stories. Then let's talk about the setting of the protagonist, who is sinister and not a virgin, but cherishes every friendship, has normal outlook on life, and has an online IQ.

Love to watch! It's a cool article⊙∀⊙! Don't be put off by the beginning w! There are high-quality female characters in this book but few appearances. The protagonist has no CP or ambiguity (no male or female). The character description is more detailed and multi-faceted ~ Whether it is Leo who is trying his best to find a possibility, but usually has a playful smile, or the brother who gives his most cherished feather to his younger brother if he wants to stay in the world, really, I felt that everyone was fine until the end~, the protagonist looked at the playful smile nonchalantly, but his thoughts were also very delicate Emphasis on feelings, it can be said that /fate/ is pushing him forward, it can also be said that he has found his own way. The extra chapter about Leo at the end is even more eye-catching. As long as he is not dead, there is still a possibility, even if he is trapped in history w

Western fantasy background, interesting storyline and good pace. (I'll briefly mention my own opinions below, you can ignore them) Even if the protagonist falls off the horse, he doesn't have much majesty and idol baggage (?. For example, when he was Satan, he felt a bit like "brothers" when getting along with his subordinates of the Seven Deadly Sins, and he (he included both genders) felt that they were accustomed to it. Although Leo knew that the protagonist was not exactly Louis, and he and Louis were good brothers who fought side by side. But the subordinates of the Seven Deadly Sins probably don't know about this. Is this how they originally interacted with Satan?

Beautiful! Seven identities, each identity has a separate story Human Race - Brave. Poseidon - Sirens. Elves - kingslayers. The undead tribe - the first generation king. Celestial Clan - Phoenix. Dragon - Betrayer. Demon clan - Satan. God of Silver Crown

Very good looking but not at its peak yet I highly recommend this book to newcomers. Although the protagonist of this book is not easily cut off, the plot is rich and the descriptions of magicians, gods and demons are also very vivid, making the story more immersive. In fact, it was okay at the beginning, but by the end of the update, I felt that it was very inconsistent with my original concept, and it was very confusing. I was forced to read it, but the background of the main topic outline has seven god-level cards, which is more attractive.

A very common theme is the old boss returning to the novice village, but the author's writing is very new, the world view is very grand, the story line is good and not too confusing, and the connection between the stories is also very good. But I personally don't particularly like the many times the article describes the impact of something on the future. For example, the protagonist still doesn't know what will happen to the future. I think a small amount of description is totally fine, and it can indeed make the story more complete, but I think too much of it feels like forced sublimation. Of course, this is my personal reading preference, and if the author doesn't like it, you can just ignore it. This book is also very good and has great potential. If you are a reader who likes to read about growth or mild pleasure, you can give it a try. Of course, there are many and rich story lines in it, so be smart and read.

How to say it, it's still good. The protagonist of the plot is pushed by fate and forced to move forward. A huge conspiracy surrounds the protagonist. The hanging of seven cards is also the beginning of the push of fate. The protagonist is struggling in the quagmire and is unwilling to be treated as a puppet. He hopes that the protagonist can have a trump card that even the mastermind behind the plot doesn't know, and there will be a big twist later. The introduction is also quite appropriate. It can fully train all seven numbers. In any case, the protagonist should have some means and brains. Overall, it's pretty good so far, and I'm looking forward to the author's future plots. [Sending Hearts]

The novel is very interesting and the subject matter is interesting and novel. The author updates very quickly, but because it is a new article, there are fewer chapters. People who don't like to keep up with updates can add it to the bookshelf and keep it for a while before starting to read. At the same time, there are also a lot of foreshadowings laid in the novel. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot. The protagonist has a very interesting character. Even when he entered the "game world", he did not lose his position. Instead, he worked hard to become stronger and returned to his "original world". I am looking forward to the following content. Is it a bold guess that the protagonist is actually a god? I haven't made a final decision yet, waiting for the follow-up content of the masterpiece. The backgrounds of the vests are all novel, and each has its own character, which makes people endlessly memorable and unable to stop. I am very much looking forward to the author's next article. I hope that more people will read this kind of masterpiece, and the author's hard work and hard work cannot be wasted. What I'm looking forward to now is how the Greedy King will react after the "Satan" vest completely falls off. The King has changed from a powerful demon to an ordinary human being (actually not ordinary). What will his mood be like? Can't accept it? The phrase "king" when he first appeared left a deep impression on me. I wanted to see the protagonist's waistcoat taken off, and I wanted to see the protagonist deflated (). Also, the alien's phrase "I found you -" also scared me. I felt very immersed in it, and I'm looking forward to the story behind this foreshadowing. Finally, I would like to thank the author for his efforts. Your efforts will yield better results. I like your works very much. Come on!

Very nice, I like it very much. Leo is really good to Louis as his best friend, and fate favors you. Lucifer, this brother-in-law, is 100% trustful and loyal (loyalty seems to be the wrong word, but that's roughly what it means), but he is a little pitiful and devastated by the God of Darkness behind Hell (of course Hell is not the only one who is devastated by Him). Ning Busan (humanity) who never forgets where he came from, arrogant divinity, and rationality with no sense of existence. Really like you guys.