I, the Lord of Annihilation, Return with a Burning Star

"Since this world cannot tolerate a gentle dream..." "Then I will grant it... Eternal destruction." The scene where he becomes the Lord of Extinction was written so well. It felt like it captured the despair of wanting to destroy the world. And all the supporting characters who appeared before were given an ending, or a way to die... It's really yours. This should be a very strong writing about Lord of Extinction. I look forward to the follow-up development.

Save money Chapter 42 has been written, the arrival of the extermination army at Burning Ruins, the reason for its arrival and his goal. It seems very interesting so far. I personally feel that the protagonist, the King of Extinction, has a strong will to destroy. His small human nature is second only to the geniuses of the Genius Club among all the envoys I have encountered so far. I even feel that I don't want to go up or down. [Note]

The soul is haunted by dreams and the wind and clouds are wandering. The altar of the three realms of stars, earth and earth. The door to the cycle of life and death is opened. Killings and robberies are coming again to wash away the beauty. [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh]

Many comments feel that in the follow-up plot of this book, the protagonist will board the train, clear his name, and help the train. If I really intend to write this, then why did I have to go to all the trouble to write about his heavy past and how he changed. Isn't this contradictory to the previous one? Why can't the protagonist use the Star Dome Train to set up a situation for the train to achieve the goal he wants? I have already conceived the general plot of this book. Don't worry, you can watch the follow-up development before commenting. If you have any suggestions or ideas, please leave a message below this post.

Could you tell me that the protagonist, a king of annihilation, later became an ally of the pioneers under the guidance of Kafka and other star core hunters, helping them achieve the achievement of killing gods? Ber This is too cliché.

At present, although the plot is the same old one, I don't know whether Huai Yao's appearance will shake the foundation of a Lord of Destruction. If the protagonist chooses to accept him, will he still be the Lord of Destruction? The source of his destruction was eliminated. But author, you have successfully aroused my curiosity about the plot below. The rating will be based on the subsequent plot changes.

It's a very good article, but when writing about human nature, it's better not to write too much. It's normal to feel like you have to lose something on the way to becoming a god, and it's the final chapter of destruction. This book seems to be very interesting. It is really obvious that Luofu can be destroyed in one step, but his girlfriend runs out. What the hell is this? Is the Memory Star God up to something? I don't understand a bit. You need to understand that in this period, the memory star has not yet been born (the memory star god will not be born until this world forgets this world that is about to be destroyed). Another point is that this book has a single heroine and if you want to read it without a heroine, you can avoid the pitfall of having no woman in your heart. The god of nature draws his sword. This book was changed to the story of me becoming an army of annihilation to save my wife

This book is booming 👍 The classic plot is about to kill people. In this critical moment, the heroine reincarnates and calls the protagonist from behind. The protagonist is in a trance "You can't be her" and then withdraws 👍 Booming 👍 He has the ability to kill gods and is stunned by the heroine's shout 👍 Nanook is so good 👍 The ultimate destruction orderer 👍 The will is comparable to Obito 👍 I hope the author writes better and better 👍 I hope everyone who reads this book will like to read it more and more 👍

The writing is very good, but the original plot before was a bit boring. I skipped it and read it.

If the protagonist clears his name, give him two stars. If the protagonist doesn't clear his name, it will remain the same.