He Died from Leaving the House to Becoming a Martial Arts God

This book is acceptable. Although the simulation at the beginning is a bit discouraging, the overall content is much better than this popularity. The plot is also considered average to Tomato, and I personally think it can be considered a good book. In addition, the fake Lily has not issued a few benefits in the whole text. Also, Liu Bu's simulation can be written into a book. It is a bit inappropriate to condense it in such a detailed way at the beginning, but overall, it is clear that the author is going to describe the development process of the Earth Star, which is quite important.

The finale accepts the thoughts of another clone (an independent individual). In the later stage, there is a pair of deputy CPs with a few emotional lines. The timeline will close in the later period, and the identity of the protagonist is a ray of consciousness of the twelve strongest beings in the book.

I finished reading the Earth Star chapter in one sitting. Although it is written in a group portrait style, it is still quite enjoyable from the perspective of the real protagonist. A lot of foreshadowing was also accepted, and it was well received. Come on

It's okay. I can watch it when I'm bored.

The first simulation is actually very good, but it is too long. I suggest the author write the first simulation separately. Come on, author.

Like, comment, vote, collect, forward. Okay, you can go. Why don't you leave yet? Hee hee hee hee hee (weird laughter)

Sometimes it's really difficult to arrange the death of the main character in the mode [face covering]

It's quite interesting. It doesn't give the perspective to just one person. Instead, it promotes the development of the main plot line through the vision of the protagonist who is a time traveler in other simulations. [Make faces]

Very well written, I love reading it [shy]

The story is very interesting