A Walking Natural Disaster, Invincible from the Start

Not bad, it fits my character of the time traveler, decisive in killing, not a virgin, and the most important thing is that the natives did not take away their thoughts, which is great... One star is deducted because the more you look at it, the more boring it becomes. Keep it up first... The more I looked at it, the more strange it became. It was said that he did not join the official and only worked as a consultant, but the things he did were the same as those who joined. For example, the official asked the protagonist to kill someone, but the reward was only a house? Can't buy it with the protagonist's ability? There are also officials who are timid in doing things before meeting the protagonist. After the protagonist becomes a consultant, they will throw all the bad orders to the protagonist and the reward is only irrelevant... So what is the difference between this and joining the official? I can see the protagonist doing everything from an official perspective, like a nanny... It seems that he is decisive and has not joined the official, but... I thought I would finally read a story that was different from other urban novels... I saw that in the end, it was the same little life, and then went to the island country to kill people... This is not just a protagonist who did not improve his strength and then continued to solve evil spirits for the government... Again, he said he would not join the official, but he did everything he did to act as a nanny for the official...

Very invincible. This is the best one I've seen in this genre so far. If you say you don't want to join the official, you won't join, and you won't be favored by it. Officials will kill you just as they say, and there will be no forgiveness or admiration. It's just the fat guy who's a little bit awkward. The plot of the little girl named Doudou is also a bit inexplicable. Is this protagonist a bit schizophrenic and has been suppressed for too long? Therefore, sometimes the mood is suddenly very full, but most of the time it is indifferent. I think this explanation makes more sense. Anyway, it's very interesting to watch. I hope there will be no heroine and no ambiguity. The emotional line is too boring. Come on, author! I want to see a river of blood! [Shy][Shy][Love]

A very good and exciting story about explosive killings. The true man of Sigma becomes stronger and silences all those who threaten and oppose him. There is no ambiguity and no classics. He dislikes the poor and loves the rich. The ex-girlfriend does not lick the dog. Especially, there is no mercy due to gender, and if you don't understand what is said, you will kill him if you need to! When I see a woman, I won't turn into Brother Zhu and stare at Xuezi [who understands everything]. The one I opened was instant kill [although there were only seven shots per day].

My thoughts on Chapter 111, it was really enjoyable throughout the chapter, invincible throughout the chapter, similar to the instant kill, but not completely dependent on it. While relying on the power system, there is also the super invincible power brought by the instant kill, so you will not rely too much on the instant kill. The killing and carnage of the protagonist is so exciting to watch A lot of various characters are vividly and colorfully drawn. Characters that look disgusting and helpless in other places are really refreshing to be crushed to death by the protagonist one by one. No matter what you say, moral kidnapping? Power oppresses people? The rules are weird? Power crushing? Arrogant? Bullshit? Acting wantonly? Fuck them all to death, no matter who comes in the end, as long as they stand in line for these things, they will all be killed.

It feels so good. I stayed up late and didn't go to bed until 2 a. M.. I'm in my 30s and can't stay up late for fear of sudden death. . This book was so enjoyable that I couldn't put it down. . Is there any novel like Tomato that starts at 0 frames, no nonsense at all, and eradicates the roots? I feel like Chu Sheng and Ye Li are not so cruel.

The writing is really good. I feel that the author's second ending will be better. I feel that I still have a lot of fun reading it. It was over so quickly. I am looking forward to the author's second new book. I must give it five stars.

The protagonist who truly acts with a "player" mentality is no longer at the level of not eating beef. Killing decisively cannot describe the protagonist. He is more about following his heart and doing whatever he does first. The only shortcoming is that it is not invincible enough. The author should strengthen it quickly.

It's the first time I read such a cool article. It's not brainless at all. The protagonist has his own set of theories. He kills decisively and doesn't give the enemy a chance. Although he is invincible, he will learn to make up for his shortcomings. I think it would be better if the bullets would not be refreshed the next day but continue to be saved. This way, it really depends on who doesn't like it and just shoots. However, this setting is more realistic, otherwise the protagonist will not move🧠 and it will not be so exciting.

Overall, it looks good, the killing is decisive, not bad, there are foreshadowings, and foreshadowing, especially in Chapter 156, which is summarized with LOL Parker's lines: Drag them all down! ! ! [Laughing][laughing][laughing] Nothing to say, people have seen too much of the savior complex, and suddenly the fourth natural disaster has a different flavor. Chapter 163 CD refreshes in seconds [shocked][shocked]

The first five chapters don't have much of a problem, so I would say restrictions are good. Then I can also write a book where the protagonist starts without restrictions, gets the system's invincible move, and kills all the enemies. As for why the protagonist knows they are enemies, I'll find out in the future.