The Whole World Is Urging Me to Update: Stop Imagining Things, I'm Really Not a God

I felt okay at first, but then I became more and more angry. I picked up that man Qin, and it was over. Why didn't he let me leave the next day? Just because he said he didn't want to leave, the heroine asked him to stay. It was completely incomprehensible (which girl who runs a shop alone would save a man who was suspected of being unconscious without any scruples). He took the person home, gave him money and clothes, and just left the person behind because he said excitedly that he didn't want to leave and wanted to stay), and he also expelled humans inexplicably and prevented others from approaching the heroine, in the name of "protecting" the heroine and maintaining the purity of the "sanctuary." Has he asked the heroine? Does the heroine need it? (Shouldn't the heroine, who runs a coffee shop, be more eager for someone to come to the store?) In my opinion, it is simply because of his possessiveness. He wishes that no one or thing in the world would be close to the heroine except him, so that he could monopolize her forever.

So pretty! What a magical idea is this! All the members were laughing their heads off. When Mu Xue saw the confused expression on her face, I could still read a hundred chapters! The "Muggle" character of the protagonist is in sharp contrast with the imagination of the world's strongest people. The plot is absurd but logically consistent. The relaxed and funny style under the world view of superpowers and martial arts is refreshing. The overall rhythm is lively and the creativity is novel. It is a rare and clear work among the apocalyptic themes. Author update soon! I want to see the big guys continue to go crazy over milk tea residue!! (Crazy Amway to all Dihua apocalyptic literature lovers!)

It's so beautiful!! The plot setting is novel and interesting, and it is full of imaginative elements! The protagonist's salty fish operations frequently lead to over-interpretation by the boss, and the contrast is dense with laughter. The writing style is relaxed and not depressing, and the apocalyptic background is still full of joy. Highly recommended!

If you have no cp and pick up a man at the beginning, you don't need to say anything. Even if you pick up that spider, I won't say anything. That's it for writing about women not leaving men.

The content is quite straightforward, the style is interesting, but there are many shortcomings. It does not describe the heroine's past before time travel, nor does it explain the heroine's "appearance in front of people" deeds. For example, it only describes a certain thing as being very powerful, but does not use other objects or powers in the apocalypse to make a counterpoint. Than, "Similarly... In the whole incident, only how many or can do this kind of thing...", And there is no explanation of some unique terms that appear in the novel. It does not look like a novel with clear logic, but more like the author spreading out his own settings to show the readers.

The author's writing is so good that it's not enough to read [Sending my heart to you]

It still looks good, but maybe I watched it too quickly. After watching it for a long time, I didn't know what the identity of this Qin was.

How did the person who was taken in by the protagonist become so powerful? And after he became powerful, he lost respect for the protagonist. Is it because he felt that he was no longer the same person as before and had the ability to compete with the protagonist? Also, why are there so many descriptions of the dragon and the protagonist's guards? Does the author want to write a group portrait? Or do you want to write a story about changing the protagonist?

No wonder the rating is so low after more than 180 photos, no one viewed it, there is no logic.

It was fun to watch, but the protagonist's sister died like this [what][what][what]