In the Group Chat, I’m Really Not a Savior

In the movies, the Infinity Stones become useless broken stones in other parallel universes and cannot create parallel universes at all. In the comics, the Infinity Stones can make people almost omnipotent and omniscient, so there is no need to destroy living beings. They can change everything with a single thought. In the comics, the Infinity Stones of the Aura Star level cannot even defeat a special Hulk, let alone anything stronger.

Not bad, this is the first time I've seen characters from Aola Star.

Modern writing often can't shake off its sense of being a loser and self-entertaining.

This is a very good book. As for the Noah's divinity, it's acceptable, but not too much. As the author wrote in the article, what I'm talking to you about now is a person, not Noah's divinity; it can be added gradually later. First, build up the humanity. The author can follow their own ideas, or choose to listen to suggestions, since everyone's tastes are different.

Very good, well-written, very enjoyable, and very interesting. Keep it up!

It's pretty... But it has a familiar feel to it...

Actually, it's quite well-written, but the updates are a bit slow. However, the author needs to keep working hard; there are still some plot holes to fill, and the romance needs more screen time. Overall, it's very good, I recommend it! [Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post]

In Tomato's chat group novels, at least there's no Ultraman harem element, and all the characters are mostly positive, so the lack of infighting makes it quite enjoyable.

There aren't many people playing Aola Star, and the atmosphere in the chat group is quite good. The female lead is still the pre-darkened Nyarlathotep, and after being corrected, she only provides "fun" for the uncrowned king without harming the innocent (a moment of silence for the uncrowned king). Very good 😏😏😏. Because the protagonist is Ultraman, a single female lead is the best.

Classic plot, but the author's skill level is above average.