Darwin Trials: Why Do I Have Two Character Cards?

Things to know before reading: ①The pace of this book is slow, so if you want to enjoy each chapter, you can just run away. ②This book is not a brainless invincible style. The protagonist kills everyone and is invincible. There are less plots and more often he cooperates with other supporting characters. If you put some restrictions on the protagonist's golden finger, you can run away if you can't stand it anymore. ③The supporting characters (both male and female) are given quite a lot of plots in this book. As soon as I see which female character I have given more plots to, I will tell her that she is the heroine, so she can step aside. Let me reiterate, there is no female protagonist in this book. ④The author likes to foreshadow, but basically recycles them. If you see a chapter that doesn't describe the protagonist much, then this chapter is basically a foreshadowing. The fifth personality is activated! ⑥This book has many settings, but it is not that difficult to understand. If there is anything you don't understand or have forgotten the settings, you can directly comment and ask. I will usually reply when I see it. ⑦If you can, don't rush to post negative reviews. I'm a humble person. When I see negative reviews, I'm afraid that when the time comes, I'll put your ID on the head of the supporting villain in the article and beat him to death. ⑧I promise that this book will not be too censorious or unfinished. Judging from the outline, it should start with a million words. You can maintain the book appropriately, and there is a high probability that it will not die.

A good book, with profound content and ups and downs of plot. My brain developed less than 1% of this book.

Looking good so far

I don't understand what the other low-scoring comments are doing [smiles]

Looks good so far