[Western fantasy, magic, sequences, divinity, academy, Demon King, dragons, beast-eared girls, dragon girls, gods, invincible protagonist]
Karen Grich possesses the power of the [End]. Raised by the Holy Court from childhood as a killing machine, he was seventeen when a transmigrator took over his body. The memories of a lifetime of killing collided with those of the transmigrator, causing his divine power to erupt. In the end, he escaped the Holy Court.
But the power of the [End] underwent a strange mutation, and Karen turned into a baby. Fortunately, a young woman found him and took him home. From then on, Karen had an adorable little white-haired sister who wasn’t really his sister.
This is a world of magic. Most people are born with magical talent, and at eighteen, there’s a tiny chance they’ll awaken divine power and become one in ten thousand.
Is it now 2025 or 2015? They are all classics. When I saw that the magic was black, I guessed that I didn't dare to show my magic talent. When I saw the magic warrior profession, I guessed that I wanted to take this profession to hide my strength. I hid the entrance magic test, and when I saw the latest divine appraisal came back, 😅 I actually gave it five stars, and I just hid the other two stars hehe.
Everything that is beautiful in the forest will be destroyed by the wind, so just like the protagonist, hide it. I will give you 5 stars. Hide three first.
The writing content is okay, but it's just that there are so many female protagonists. It has nothing to do with multiple female protagonists. You can say that there are several ambiguous partners. Anyway, from the first chapter to the last chapter he updated, he has been writing about the emotional line between the protagonist and his sister. Others Basically, it can be dismissed as nothing. The only thing I wrote about is a character named Lilith who has a special affection for the protagonist. There are no other ambiguous plots. Besides, it doesn't matter about the emotional line between the protagonist and his sister. It just sticks to those few sentences, which makes me tired.
Live daddy protagonist, live, who can live longer than you? The sugar is gone, it is more than 100 times sweeter than Tang San.
First review! Xiao Heiye's "Another World: I Am Sequence Zero" is a fantasy fairy tale. The protagonist of the story, Karen Gerrich, has an ups and downs in fate. He was originally a killing machine trained by the Holy Court, and the power of the [Endgame] godhead was hidden in his body. When he was 17 years old, the soul of the time traveler settled in, and the two memories clashed fiercely, triggering an explosion of divine power, and he fled the Holy Court. But this [Endgame] power also did a big thing and turned him into a baby. Fortunately, I met a kind woman and got a super cute white-haired sister. The story is exciting and not to be missed!
The previous part about hiding one's strength and the destruction of the village is indeed a bit uncomfortable, but if you think about it carefully, it is actually understandable. The hidden strength can only be destroyed by the forest wind. You don't understand the world and don't understand the people around you... Then in the village incident, one side is a notorious cult, and the protagonist does not understand his own strength. He has always controlled his strength training, so he did not take action directly. Later, he was forced to choose to take action and found that he seemed to be able to To crush the opponent, normal people would not be confident enough to stay and save the village without understanding the gap between us and the enemy. After all, your decision does not necessarily only concern you. What to do if you can't beat them, you should subconsciously follow the arrangements and go together... The plots in the following are becoming more and more bold, and it begins to look like an invincible novel. The subsequent plots are well written, and it feels like it is bitter at first and then sweet...
Simple description: Tang is over
It is clearly written about multiple female protagonists, but the other female characters are like passers-by. Not only does there not be much plot, but there is also little character plot. It is just the female protagonist and the male protagonist who are trying their best to give each other shit. I suggest that this movie be made with a single female protagonist.
If you have the strength, you don't need to give it 2 stars.
The main character was in elementary school before time travel. He was the kind of kid in Japanese comics who disobeys and only runs to fights and then gets hurt [awkward laugh]