Don't Talk to Me About Human Nature, You Are All Toys!

Now it is actually possible. Some people may ask why Xiong Da was killed or what was the protagonist pretending to be in the beginning? ? But I feel that this is a normal transitional reaction after a person gains power, and the evil thoughts of human nature are discovered. If Xiong Da had not obtained the superpower, he might have pretended all his life, and the hypocrite would have turned into a true gentleman, but he would have unleashed his true nature after gaining power. The protagonist's transformation is even more complete. This is also because the protagonist's upper limit is extremely high. As long as he kills zombies, he can directly become stronger. The degree of strength is greater than that of superpowers, so the protagonist will be more ruthless than Xiong.

It's nice to see that the protagonist is a pure and happy person~ In other novels, it is said that good and evil come from the heart, but in fact, most of them do good things. This is different. The protagonist really does a lot of evil. Even if he occasionally does good deeds once or twice, it is just to gain the respect of others and the pleasure of role-playing! Moreover, as the protagonist's power increases, his desires and mentality will also change, and he will move closer and closer to divinity (this is great). This is what spiritual evolution should look like! Unlike other novels, even if one has evolved to the point of picking up stars with one hand, his desires are very low-level! Generally speaking, I recommend it ~ Taoist friends who like to watch dark streams can also watch it ~

It perfectly demonstrates what will happen if a person is as powerful as a native of the country, and also proves how powerful a person can be as destructive as he wants.

The writing is good. Most ordinary people gain power through various expansion methods, but ε=(´ο｀*))) Alas, I think I can keep those two sisters as pets.

Finally there are real people from the motherland, great

It's pretty good, but it feels a little weird to me, like a beast dominated by desire. Before transcendence, I feel that there is no problem. After transcendence, according to my understanding, I am already at the level of a physical demigod, at least in the low martial arts plane. The body is supposed to have transcended the category of human beings, but the psychology has not yet changed, and it will still be driven by desires. This feels a little awkward. From my understanding, at this level, the only thing that can arouse desire is a stronger power. It may also be that the time from mortal to extraordinary is too short, unlike the long experience of cultivating immortals, so there is no transformation yet. Let's see how it develops in the future. Personally, I feel pretty good.

The protagonist is indeed unscrupulous. The teammate he teamed up with before was a bit rebellious and he just beat him to death. However, he still lusts after women and his appetite is not enough. Just reward the girl to another teammate who has been running errands. The protagonist only needs to be responsible for becoming stronger and detached and then destroying the world. He is still thinking about Sesu. If it is not possible to transcend the world, it will be fine.

It's very beautiful, it's really dark, but it's really fun to watch, but it's a pity that there's no girl love or anything, I almost feel like it would be better to at least have a maid.

It is exactly the same as the introduction, but it is not recommended for minors to watch [Thoughts]

Azu is just a new recruit in front of the protagonist

There is a lot of AI in the front, but in the end there is really no trace of AI. Maybe the author really wrote this book just to write about that.

I feel like I have power. I should be even more powerful than the protagonist.

It doesn't play by the rules at all. This is the first alternative apocalypse book I've read on Tomato. Although it's a bit naive, it's really suitable for those who avoid the routine. It's really eye-catching. Just the section of the cafeteria that surrounded them without killing each other and forced each other to kill each other, including the harem, didn't care at all. It's enough for Tomato apocalyptic writers to study for a lifetime.

It's really fun to watch. Whether you're a good guy or a bad guy all depends on the protagonist's mood [Chigua]

This is the real devil, who does whatever he wants and is worse than those who are selfish.

The protagonist is a pure fun person.

Why eunuch?

Not bad, it suits my taste

It looks so cool, what a normal person thinks

Human or not, god or god, ghost or ghost, demon or devil, strange or not, strange

Awesome, awesome. The protagonist can do whatever he wants. In Chapter 70, he kills all life on earth. Five stars. Five stars.

Compared with the protagonist, Daai Xianzun is simply a saint

People of the motherland: Xu Chuan, you are the real man [laughing evilly]

Pure evil, pure birth, looks interesting, but that's all.

It's so nice to go home after a tiring day and read cool articles

The Immortal Lord said it's okay [laughs]

Will you really not be carried away if you take a photo like this?

It's very good. The protagonist is chaotic and evil. Sometimes he does good things and sometimes he acts like a CS.

Where is your 30,000 words per day?

It's nice not to eat beef