
I Just Want to Go Home, So How Did I Become the Villain?
我只是想回家,怎么就成反派了?
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 547k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 12mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Why Does There Have to Be a Female Lead? Some Male Leads Should Have No CP
Looking for books like Who Wants to Become a God? Didn't You All Force Me Into This? Some male leads are written as completely emotionless, but the author insists on giving them a female lead. Or the female lead is so weak that she's always holding the male lead back or becoming his Achilles' heel. What I hate most is when every time the female lead runs into
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Founds an Insanely Awesome Organization?
Looking for books similar to "I, Hidden Behind the Scenes, Created a Salvation Organization!" There hasn't been much good to read lately.
The Protagonist Plays the Leader of a Dark Organization, Wearing a Cool Mask. No Romance.
Are There No More Comedy Masterpieces on Tomato Novel?
Looking for books similar to *My Golden Finger Is a Creation of a Level 13 Civilization*. Are there no funny stories about fantasy, modern cities, wild ideas, survival, Lovecraftian horror, cultivation, machinery, or space travel anymore?
Doppelganger Stories Where the Clones Have Their Own Minds
I want to read something similar to All My Clones Are Here for Fun, He Believed It, He Really Believed It! (Let the Clone Fly for a While).
Any Stories with a CP and Really Shippable Brotherhood?
I want books like *I Am Not the God of Theater*.
Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Has a Double Who Secretly Handles What They Can't
Looking for books like "Gaowu: Infinite Clones, From the Start I Stuff an S-Rank Beast to Death."
Secret Identity Stories Where Everyone Loves the Protagonist’s True Self
Looking for books like *I Founded a Virtual Salvation Organization Using Secret Identities*. I want secret identity stories, secret identity stories!
The Protagonist Has Countless Clones but Keeps a Low Profile. Fellow Daoists, Hand Over Your Sect's Treasures!
Any Stories Where the Male Lead Uses a Secret Identity and Gets Mistaken for a Powerful Organization?
I want a story where the male protagonist creates secret identities just to mess around everywhere. But because people read too much into everything, they think he belongs to some huge, incredible organization. No matter what he does, everyone assumes he’s amazing. No female lead! No female lead! No female lead! Ideally, no romance at all.
Stories About Creating Clones and Buying Abilities for Them
Looking for books like "One Piece: My Clones Are Everywhere Across the Seas."
Books About a Protagonist and Their Clone Getting Flirty
I want something like *Tomb Notes: Pretending to Be Mysterious, but Actually Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic*.
Delusional Misunderstandings, All in the Protagonist’s Imagination
I'm looking for stories like *My Strength Depends Entirely on My Enemies' Imaginations*. Please recommend high-martial-arts or fantasy stories where the protagonist isn't actually powerful, but everyone keeps imagining that they are.
A Protagonist Who Can Create Clones, Each One Incredibly Powerful
I saw the synopsis before, but now I can't find it.
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Creates Clones
I’m looking for books like My Clones Are Everywhere in the Anime Multiverse.
The Protagonist Joins Different Organizations Through Various Avatars, While Pulling the Strings from Behind the Scenes
Any Great Superpower Stories with No Romance?
The protagonist must be male, but remember this: no romance and no female lead!!!
Comforting, Healing Reads
School's about to start, and I've been feeling inexplicably nervous. Please recommend some comforting novels.
Any Novels About Clones or Avatars?
Looking for books like Clones Can Die, But They Can't Be Useless (Let the Clone Fly for a While). Something similar, please 🙏 I feel like nothing else is as good.
The Protagonist Transmigrates to Another World and Grows Stronger at All Costs Just to Get Home
Are there any books where the protagonist transmigrates to another world and desperately grows stronger just to return home?
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It's very interesting. It's one of the few good articles on Tomato's clones. It's of high quality. The settings and bonds of the clones are well written. It's not too distracting. It's good that the combat power didn't collapse. [Like] The protagonist is relatively sane. He doesn't have any inexplicable emotions right from the beginning. He always knows that he wants to return to the original world, and he doesn't care about the current world he has traveled to. It's quite good [like] Also, the author will update soon! So little is not enough to see! (Pointing) (Qiangcrack accuses the author of trying to impress the author's conscience to make him angry) [Please update]
The writing is smooth, the logic of the article makes sense, and the characters of the protagonist and his alter ego are also likable. What I must say is that the existence of angels is too dramatic and special. If the magician really finds them, will they really be together...? This is so much fun. The protagonist's stance is both good and evil, and he is still playing under the lights in the official team. I still have to say, does the Chaos Human God really have no authority over Leziman? He is really, very Lezi, and I want to laugh when I see him appear. The clones are really likable, and their characterizations are pretty good too. The ones that impressed me personally include the pitiful 007 worker [Administrator], the really righteous [Judge] (private revenge is really fun), the dreamer [Dream Weaver] who exploded when he appeared, and the [anatomist] who wanted to be a forensic doctor (an avid human monster research enthusiast). Well, I'll be lucky to add Brother Mushroom, and wait for the legendary teleporter man-[Magician], sorry I forgot. Still the same sentence: About [Magician] making people laugh/. No, the new chapter has a sense of immediacy about raising a baby, the dissector and the dream weaver, really, there is a sense of immediacy about unreliable adults and autistic children.
He is also unique in the clone novels. Other clone novels will get a little boring and outrageous after reading them, but this one is different. It is very, very beautiful. I really like the relationship between the clones. People outside the clones also get along very well. He has never forgotten his goals, but he has also left a bond. I have a question, if he stays longer and the more bonds are created, will he still want to go back? Yes, this is his obsession. What if this wish comes true and the world is destroyed? What would he choose? This article is really, really good-looking and in line with my taste. I haven't seen such a good-looking article for a long time. I feel that the rating should not be so low. Can the author update it 8 times a day? Does the author have any more updates? [Cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]
This book is really great. The atmosphere of the whole book is not that heavy. It is super easy to read. The plot is not laggy and the rhythm is well controlled. There are no frustrating plots. The writing is also online. The male protagonist has not broken his character very much. He has his own bottom line. He will be decisive when he needs to be decisive, but he is not the type who loses his humanity and is cold and ruthless. He is determined and happy with this goal. The avatars are also very cool, each with their own personalities. It's so cool to be united and unified, and they also have a sense of humor, which is very cute. All in all, it is a book with online plot, characters and a bit of comedy. There is nothing poisonous about it. I don't know why some people get low scores? If you really like that kind of random killing, just go find it yourself, okay? Finally the author will update soon! ! I wish you could stop making random comments. Why do you keep giving me low scores? I've been crying. I'm going to stop reading one book, and I'm going to stop reading one book. Tomato should be kind to the author. . .
Although there was a little problem at the beginning, it will become more and more beautiful later on. Anyway, I am addicted to watching it, but after watching it, it is too little. Overall, it is good. I feel a bit relaxed overall, but not entirely. The logical writing is okay, except that I feel that the first time I entered the place where I conquered two mysterious sources was not very good, but it was okay... There is not much to say, it is just too little. I will read it again after it is finished. It's very good, but the author is going to run away. Wherever he goes, take me with him...
The beginning is not cookie-cutter. The protagonist has a clear goal. He is not a cookie-cutter savior. The clones have different personalities that are also interesting. They are not just tools and have their own plots (I was surprised when I saw the protagonist release the clone according to the clone's wishes after leaving the training camp). I think the only shortcoming is that after a new character appears, there is no emphasis on the character's impression when the character is mentioned again after a long period of the plot. For example, (forgot the name...), I had no impression of the name when it appeared again after a long time. It was only when a certain plot was mentioned that I suddenly realized that this guy is the magician's angel.
🧊️🧊️I saw chapter 263, so I will stop updating😡😡 The male protagonist travels through time and has the ability to devour (fusion). In this weird and treacherous world, human life is not worthy of sympathy, so...🤞🤞 🧊️🧊️He killed his ghost parents at the beginning and gained powerful abilities, so in this world where strength is the most important thing, he grew up while finding a way to return home. He missed his mother🌛🌛 His ability comes from the god he inherited from the second generation, so when something happens, his soul will be summoned and he can talk to him🙈🙈 🧊️🧊️He can be cloned, which overlaps with the character settings of many novels, so his clones include the fun-loving man (Zuo Wangdao), the love brain (the boss), the cold brother (the judge), the scientific research monster, the gun god, etc. 🤭🤭 During the break, he has no CP and is drifting around the world. His only concern is his teammates💪💪 🧊️🧊️The writing is average, the setting is exciting, and the plot is compact😅😅
It's good to watch. I can't say that the protagonist's character is good or evil. He's preparing to return to his home. He doesn't kill people unless he's the Holy Mother. The supporting characters have normal IQs. I'm currently enjoying the story but it's not toxic at all. It has great potential. Five Star will invest in it.
This is one of the better-written clones I've ever read. The rest are either bad, or getting worse as they are written. Come on, come on, author! I hope it will get better ratings and bring better stories. 🥰🥰 (*^▽^*)
It's been a long time since I've seen such a well-written story about clones. The protagonist always wants to go home. His ability is either a clone or a devouring one. It just gives me a sense of familiarity when I read it [Thinking] Great cheers for the author [Sending my heart]