Myriad Worlds: An Unconventional Savior

After watching the first world, I feel a little bit confused. The savior is not so much the protagonist, but Li Ke, a prophet who has been reincarnated thousands of times. He has followed the protagonist and failed to save the world thousands of times. To be honest, after reading the introduction, I thought it was a happy ending, but I didn't expect it to be a sacrifice. In the sacrifice flow, the protagonist followed Li Ke's arrangement to complete the salvation of the world. In the early stage, the author used a lot of pen and ink to describe that Li Ke liked the protagonist, and also described many times that the protagonist wanted to take Li Ke out of this world. The deep love between the protagonist and Li Ke was used to highlight the uneasy feeling when Li Ke died in the end. Having said so much, I think everyone can guess the ending of the first time. Yes, it is the kind of traditional waste salvation flow. The protagonist cannot defeat the final boss and is about to die, so the protagonist's beloved (Li Ke) sacrifices himself, allowing the protagonist to finally win (this article is completely The kind that relies on Li Ke's plan, the protagonist does not need to move), and then of course, Li Ke is gone, and the system cannot save him. Maybe the author wants to create a tragic atmosphere where I saved the world, but can't save you, but to be honest, I don't like this kind of quatrain. In my case, this is completely It's all a bad ending. To be honest, Li Ke has always been a tragic character in the author's writing. She has been oppressed by the powerful before the protagonist arrives. When the protagonist comes, he watches the second generation kill Li Ke's parents. Later, he follows the protagonist and experiences millions of failures. To be honest, her experience is nothing like this. It's unbelievable that she turned into the ultimate boss. I really can't think of any reason for her to save the world. Could it be that the world kisses me painfully, and I still respond with songs? This is the ultimate good person (who can give up his family and himself for the sake of the world, even in a world without his own family). Of course, this is my personal opinion, and it may be a bit dark. I am the kind of person who doesn't care about the floods in future generations after I die. In my opinion, why do soldiers protect their families and their country? Because home is in the country. But Li Ke's whole family is dead, and he is still bent on saving the world, and using his own life to save the world is a bit too glorious. Of course, what I can't accept is not that Li Ke saved the world, but that Li Ke died after saving the world. I don't like tragedies. Of course, this is my personal point of view. I also show what I don't like. You can see if it is your poisonous point. If you think you can accept this point, I think the other parts of this article are quite good. You can also read it. 🤔🤔🤔

This is a small account of mine. Because my big account is followed by my sister, it is inconvenient to post some comments. I specially opened a small account to cheer up the author. This book is very well written and is considered a relatively good one in Tomato. I hope the author can return soon and continue to work hard to update.