The World-Destroying Bosses Are All My Clones

I love watching it, but I really can't give it five stars. Sorry, it still needs some polishing. It's time to boast, it's time to talk. Compared with other behind-the-scenes stories, this book slows down the development of accounts (characters) and improves the world view during the development process. This is very conducive to the appearance of the main body in the later stage. Compared with the same type, it also feels more reliable and interesting, and does not look like it will be unfinished. But the pace is too slow and not exciting enough. It takes 100 chapters to train a character to the next level (the body of the battle skeleton has not broken through the human pillar). Secondly, the premature interaction between the two characters made it very confusing. One point of view was that of armor, another one was that of a battle skeleton, and another one was the Lord in Yellow. My personal opinion is that these characters should be placed in the later stage, or in the later stage, to give the characters time to have independent thoughts and personalities. In this way, it will not be too chaotic at first, and the main body will have the feeling of the boss behind the scenes controlling everything, and it will be fun to watch at the same time. I suggest you polish it, re-release a new book, and be optimistic about the author.

Very well written. If freedom can only be lost under order, then this order should be destroyed. But will this worldview be a pluralistic world? (Similar to the kind in the universe)

Personally, I think it's pretty good-looking, and it's the type I like to watch. The author is my close friend

It looks good, come on, the author is great

Very beautiful, highly recommended

A bit too much nonsense, but the rest is okay

Feeling okay about myself

Just watch it

Is it okay to see 47? It depends on the individual situation.

Not bad, oh, good, oh, good