Crossing Anime and Film Worlds, Wreaking Havoc from the Start with Chronicle

The main poisonous point: The power obtained by losing control of the super power was forcibly reduced. I have never read any book where a person gains the power of that world and turns himself into a skin and bones and almost dies [laughing] In the movie, when they don't use telekinesis hard, there are no side effects at all, but the protagonist almost dies without doing anything. In addition, Tianlong is quite long, which may be a nuisance for people who don't like to read it. The advantage is that he can do whatever he wants. The protagonist basically does whatever he wants at the moment. He has his own moral standards. He does not kill without thinking. He has a brain and knows how to control people. And so far, I have accepted Aju, Azi, and Wang Yuyan, and I feel that there are too few [Thinking] And now it seems that the protagonist's women will stay in the original world. The protagonist's plan is to leave his heirs to control the Tianlong world as one of the logistics worlds.

A protagonist who steals and robs other people's organizations of energy while killing people and selling goods, claims that he is a moral and well-behaved person who does not kill innocent people indiscriminately. . . I'm an old man on the subway with a mobile phone [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

There are currently 37 chapters, and I've read chapter 26. The Dragon King flavor is too strong.

I have to give it a five-star rating. I like this type of protagonist. He doesn't lick dogs, he's not in prison, and he's not a neutered protagonist. Forget it or you didn't mind washing the pot in the first place. It's pointless to wash the pot now.

Are books of this type restricted? It's hard to find a few copies You don't need to read it later. The protagonist becomes a traitor.

I waited until I read the latest chapter before commenting. Overall, it's a good work, but it still has some shortcomings. After all, it is a dark style work, which may not appeal to most people's tastes. Most of Tomato's readers still prefer mindless novels, and very few of them are willing to take the time to understand the protagonist's transformation. Most of the so-called poisonous points are made by children who do not use their brains when reading books and do not delve into the motivations of the characters. If you think carefully and combine it with the author's comments, you can actually discover the context of the matter. I can understand the author's thinking when designing the character. It should be to describe the protagonist's transformation from an ordinary person to gaining powerful power. From not causing trouble at the beginning, to using force to solve the problem, to having the power to do whatever you want, there is only one transformation in the whole story, which is much more real than those stereotyped stories where the protagonist has the same character from the beginning to the end. There are also disadvantages. It is not obvious when driving first. This is because of tomatoes, and everyone knows it. Second, the early part is too long, which is too cumbersome for some readers who don't like martial arts. Third, the author's writing power is a bit lacking in the idea of ​​diversity and unity, the integration of various forms of power that the author wants to express. Generally speaking, this is a flawless work, and the reason why it is not popular is that it most likely does not fit the characteristics of most Tomato readers who are brainless and happy. Anyway, keep it up, I will continue to read [Like]

It's enough to have one martial artist, why did you turn to the divine eagle again... [What] [What] [What]

The protagonist is a person who does whatever he wants and does whatever he wants, and this will never change no matter what you say. Please give up on those who like to kill without thinking or those who kneel and lick the protagonist of the original drama. Don't waste your time. The main character's tone and development follow only one standard, that is, human interests. I believe in the theory of "evil nature", and the protagonist's behavior also tends to be dark, but he has his own behavioral logic. It's not just Wu Wu Mang. I Wu Wu gave him plug-in values. The development of the protagonist requires a certain amount of time and planning. If you are overwhelmed by your abilities, then crush them. If you can't outsmart or play the emotional card, then do it. The only goal is to serve the protagonist's own interests. There is also a part about choosing a world. If you have a suitable world, you can post it in the comment area. I will reply as soon as I see it.

The author is very good, this is the affirmation from me, a 16,000-hour Pomodoro reader. In the early stage of entering the low martial arts world, I probably lost a lot of popularity by using strong skills, which may also be the reason for the low rating. Although this kind of thing is very reasonable based on the living habits of the protagonist in the last seven years of the world, no matter what dynasty or generation it is, this kind of thing has always existed in a harmonious society, more or less. Furthermore, the protagonist's code of conduct is also in line with Da Xiaoyao's state of mind, which is completely opposite to that of the monk. I don't know that the subsequent break has something to do with the destruction of the world at every turn. After all, it is a bit extreme, using the world to support himself. I hope the author can continue his efforts and produce new works!

Nice! I wrote Naruto, why not One Piece! One Piece has many beauties! ! !