The Tool Character Goes on Strike, Leaving the Chosen One Helpless

The first story, one of the problems, was liquidated by the emperor at the beginning, and then he hid in a place to develop. He had soldiers, food, and hot weapons, and he also developed hot weapons. Aliens invaded and rogues rebelled. The emperor was still short of soldiers and food. At this time, he did not rebel. Instead, he asked the emperor for a land and became a king with a different surname [laughing]

It's okay. Maybe I've read too many cool articles. This article seems a bit frustrating. Please give it a thumbs up✊

It's good to read. It's about seven o'clock. The book is divided into three stages. In the early stage, the crossing point is late, but the male protagonist is vigorous and resolute, and he slaps people in the face very fast, which is very attractive, but there is less foreshadowing, like a castle in the air. In the middle stage, the plot is slow and the foreshadowing is long. It is basically step-by-step, and it is close to revenge in an ordinary person's way of life. What's cool, I feel that the author puts more effort into describing the plot. I think the author also wants to make the plot more content, but in comparison, I prefer the early stage, although there is no foreshadowing in the plot, but the slap in the face is refreshing; in the later stage, the author combines the best of the early and middle stages. It has content, the plot is also very complete, and the abuse of the scum is also relaxed. In my mind, it's about 4.5 Stars. There are no surprises or frustrations, and most of the worlds are very quick to abuse. The male protagonist has no CP and never compromises with the original male and female protagonists. There are only a few worlds between hypocrisy and coercion. In order to let his parents and relatives recognize the true face of the original male and female protagonists, the male protagonists in other worlds do whatever they want, never accept moral kidnapping and restraint, and never give the original female protagonist any chance. He has defeated 90% of the male escorts who have been forced to do so. It's just too short, just over 200 chapters. After combining the advantages of the two in the later period, the world is over in just a few seconds. It's such a pity.

After watching Two Worlds, I will comment first. The male protagonist is neat and eloquent in his work, and the story is tightly paced and not procrastinating. From the ancient backgrounds of the first two worlds, it can be seen that the author has a good command of ancient prose, which is more picturesque than the vernacular. It's ridiculous for an aunt to go to the Jinluan Palace! The male protagonist is written by a girl and has no trace of makeup or emotional drama. I don't like to read lingering sweet stories, but this kind of strong man with upright values ​​​​is more interesting to wear quickly.

This book is always on the homepage, and it has been there for a long time. I didn't want to read it, but I kept seeing this book. After reading the comments, I felt that it was not very good, so I left it. Then I got bored and looked at it, and it was still on the homepage. Alas. If you don't look at it when you're bored, it shouldn't be a waste of time looking at the world. Then I came in and took a look. The protagonist is still a big boss. There is no heroine, no ambiguity and no cp. But none of them got married, neither in ancient times nor in modern times. Each world lives until old age and death. Some worlds are traveled before the plot. Some are in the middle of the plot. Anyway, the protagonist will get better immediately when he comes to the small world, and he will not abuse the protagonist. The main character is awesome. The character is cold and lazy. Good temperament. It's quite nice. It's worth reading this book. . . Fortunately I didn't listen to the comments. . . If I had known it would be good, I would have watched it a long time ago.

Not bad, four stars encourage you. The story creativity can be more divergent, and the writing can be worked harder. There were a few stories that were not told thoroughly. I just felt that they were about to reach the exciting point, but the result was a little over... For example, the one in the Republic of China, which used the male and female protagonists. It would be much better if it wrote more about what the male and female protagonists did. But at the beginning, I was looking forward to how the male protagonist would use them, so I got over it in a few words... The male protagonist is still very likable, and the detached immortal is quite interesting. I'm looking forward to the second part.

It's good-looking, the male protagonist is calm, wise and decisive, and every story is particularly refreshing.

Because I saw some book reviews that had negative reviews on the first few worlds, I jumped directly to the fourth world. I think some of the articles are pretty good, some are abusive, but not holy. These worlds are quite interesting: "The Nephew of the Tool Man", "The Tool Man Sold in Two Lifetimes", "Brother with the Fake Daughter of Money", "Cannon Fodder in Troubled Times", "The Big Brother in the Heart", "The Tool Man in the End of the World", "The Revenge Object of the Reborn Hero"

Almost every small world went smoothly. After all, I was originally a cultivator, and the final ending felt like I could open another book. For example, if you are so awesome, stop being a human being and become a system, hahahahahahahaha

It's so beautiful, I can't stop [like][like][like] Very nice, I like it😍