MC: Transmigrating as the Great Villain Steve

See how Fu Di gradually developed from an ordinary little person to a powerful force, and finally became a feared "devil". As Fu Di returns home, the secrets of this magical world are gradually revealed. The world view is still very large, and various characters with different personalities will be written about in the follow-up. Among them, Fu Di, as the protagonist, has been going back and forth among various forces, and has been in danger many times. Of course, after becoming stronger, all kinds of excitement will follow. There will be a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage, so everyone is patiently looking forward to the follow-up plot, and you will definitely not be disappointed. New writers, you are welcome to comment and give your opinions. If you have good ideas, I will adopt them one by one. Thank you for your likes and reminders for updates. With your encouragement, I will continue to update vigorously.

In the otherworldly version of MC villagers, what the protagonist cooks has the effect of MC games. What other villagers normally cook is the food of ordinary people. No featuresWire brushing machine, rail machine Hostile creatures are related to the protagonist, that is, if the protagonist is not there, the monsters will not be refreshed. If they are near the protagonist, they will be refreshed at night. If you insert a torch, they will not be refreshed It can be read as a novel about fighting for hegemony in another world.

Why does it feel like this is a fantasy novel in the MC world [face covering]

It's interlocking and logical, and it's fun to watch.

I don't know why, but it feels like except for the protagonist, the other creatures are just another kind of creature that is a MC creature. Basically only the appearance is the same, and the rest is almost the same as reality.