American Variety Show: He Just Became the King of the Fire, and He Is a Neighbor of the Motherland.

Very good, it depicts the madness of Bianhuo, the power beyond the concept of rules. Bianhuo is crazy. As long as he is contaminated, he is destined to be crazy. In a sense, the protagonist is already crazy. Between humanity and divinity, Melina helps him maintain his humanity, which only delays the progress of Bianhuo's unification. The only drawback is that this book may be a bit niche. There are relatively few people who both play Elden's Circle and read Marvel and DC superhero comics.

Does anyone know anything about this? Why do you feel like the protagonist is a manipulated puppet? It feels like a Taoist master

It's not good, it's not bad, I can only say it's average. Probably Samsung

Good-looking, invincible, and cool writing, but unfortunately not crazy enough or thorough enough [eating melon]

Concise, cool and enjoyable

This is a very good story

It's very good. Anyway, there is no big poisonous point at the moment. It's just that the number of chapters is too few and not enough to read.

I quite like it. I hope it will be the Mieshi-ryu in the end and everything will be unified. It's pretty good.

A bit offbeat but still very enjoyable Gokuga

It's quite good. Chapters 38 to 43. I've read it before. It was pretty good before I changed it. I don't know why it was changed [Thoughts]

I think we can load one and the other protagonist without epileptic fire coverage. Not two protagonists, but one divided into two parts.