[Unlimited streaming] [With cp] [Single female protagonist] [Male channel] [Not brainless]
The world is changing every day, weird... Absurd... Mysterious... When reality becomes hell. Strange things are rampant in the home, families are broken up and people are displaced. The source of everything starts with a river. But is this really the case? Wait until we have crossed the realm ten times. Reaching the end of the river while nearly being killed at home. It turned out to be another ten reincarnations, where evil cults cover the sky, madmen run rampant, and life and death occur every time. Just one step closer to the truth, and finally, we finally see the truth. But... I forgot a lot of things.
"Who am I?"
"You are a god."
"What am I going to do?"
"Kill them and take this."
The world was saved, and I... Was saved.
"Who are you?"
"Search and rescue team."
"Where are we going?"
"Go back to our homes and restore everything we have."
Reader comments
I have read half of the first copy, and so far there are still a lot of minor flaws. First of all, there is the protagonist, who is fifteen years old. Since I want to write a grown-up protagonist, the copy makes him calm and a bit aggressive, which makes him seem very fragmented.
Then the author also mentioned that the worldview is relatively large, so don't stuff too many things into the readers in the early stage, and don't dig too many holes. If you create a lot of worldview and settings in the early stage, readers will not remember it or want to remember it.
I hope readers can sort out the outline and write better things.
I have read half of the first copy, and so far there are still a lot of minor flaws. First of all, there is the protagonist, who is fifteen years old. Since I want to write a grown-up protagonist, the copy makes him calm and a bit aggressive, which makes him seem very fragmented. Then the author also mentioned that the worldview is relatively large, so don't stuff too many things into the readers in the early stage, and don't dig too many holes. If you create a lot of worldview and settings in the early stage, readers will not remember it or want to remember it. I hope readers can sort out the outline and write better things.