Reincarnated as a Jellyfish: The Evil God's Journey in Another World

Watch a lot of cool anime, and occasionally watch some interesting non-humanities. On the one hand, I hope that the author will use his own ideas and be happy, but on the other hand, he is afraid that readers will be dissatisfied with the low-star rating and retaliate. Some people point out how to be cautious, how to be "intelligent" and how to be happy. I can't imagine that an ordinary otaku's personality and intelligence will be completely changed after time travel. In addition, the field of vision is so wide, and the information in the other world is unknown, unless there is an evil way to search for souls and read memories. You can't force the novel to be updated yet. People's inspiration is limited, and it will start to suck as soon as it is updated. I am also afraid that I will feed myself with books. Contradiction [awkward laughter]

Fortunately, I can see it. Can you add some mental distortion skills to this jellyfish? Or memetic distortion. I saw an infinitely divided starfish in the book. His infinite division can just become the material of a meme. Infinite division plus hypnosis, mental power, telekinesis, and material interference can be combined to twist the target into a jellyfish, which can be infected at the same time. It iterates according to the level. The first level can carry out a second-level infection, and the second level can allow a second-level infection to be infected for three generations. Because he is an evil god, he can do things that are not human.

It can also grow very quickly. The only drawback may be that when you kill Kraken and reach level 80, your core will be damaged and you will not be able to reach level 90. Then you will be cursed by Kraken and you will not be able to use attack magic. This seems to be a bit overwhelming. After all, I still don't know if the strongest human being is as powerful as the protagonist. As long as the upgrade problem is solved and I can't use attack magic, I can still accept it. .

It's not the last time

It's a good idea, but it still feels a bit unfinished, or it ends too quickly. It should be okay to write hundreds of chapters on this theme. Did you give up because the data was not good? Not sure. But I'm still looking forward to reading more good articles. The author's "new book" The Witch has pretty good data, and I hope it will continue to be enjoyable.

The early stage was good, but in the later stage, if the data was not good enough, the pace would be accelerated and it would be completed directly. In the end, the outline was sent directly, and there were still a lot of holes left unfilled. Overall, it is a bit regretful.

From a certain point of view, you are right, but from another point of view, you are wrong. I can't say it's completely wrong, I can only say it's still a little bit wrong between completely right. If it is wrong to ignore this point, then of course what you say is right, but if you examine whether what you say is right with a more rigorous attitude, then what you say is not right. In fact, looking back, what you said is right may be right in a static world, and what you said is wrong may be wrong from a metaphysical point of view. But from a developmental perspective, what you say is right may be wrong in the time and space of movement, and what you say is wrong may be right from a dialectical point of view. What you say may or may not be right at this moment, and what you say in the future may be wrong or right.

[Shy][Shy] Tie Tie, hey hey, Tie Tie, I like to see Tie Tie

It's ok. You can go straight to chapter 50. It's just that it's easy to quit the plot at the beginning. After that, it's basically a pure and refreshing upgrade. [Full]

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