[Group portrait + pseudo harem + beast control + invincibility + time travel!
"You can follow me, but don't think of me as your final destination."
This is something Ren Wei'an often says. Even a trace of his power is enough to scare the world; the monsters he creates are walking natural disasters to mortals. But there is such a being, traveling through this world in the body of a white fox, with no ambition to become a god or to save the world. He just wants to take back the artifacts scattered everywhere, and then find out the old guy who stole things and beat him up.
However, he has a venomous tongue, will get angry over a fake ancient book, and will also stop for the girl on the altar. My subordinates often advise: You still have the power, you can get whatever you want, why bother dealing with ants? He only replied: "Are you the Lord or am I the Lord?"
Outsiders fear him like a demon, but they don't know that under the fox's shadow, a little warmth occasionally leaks out. But if you have any lofty ideals, it's best not to approach him - he doesn't like it. Unless he appreciates you, you can only follow him and do "boring" things in this other world like those natural disasters.
For example, crushing several altars of false gods, exposing the lies worshiped as gods, and pulling some people out of the shadows.
Reader comments
The rhythm of the plot is good, and there are a lot of things crammed into each chapter. Maybe you seem a little confused here, and maybe it will be a foreshadowing for the next chapter. Anyway, I didn't expect Yaxing to return. I thought her role was just to introduce King Er's behavior and explain how the tools were obtained. The daily life of her and Ren Wei'an and his gang later also made people smile. It feels like the killer has changed after he was banned. Of course, it is possible that he is just faking it.
The invincible stream plus the behind-the-scenes flow, I thought it was a cliché to show off, but it turned out to be unexpectedly exciting. Every overall situation seems to be cleverly designed, like Luban Suo, supporting each other. I can't stop at one point. I catch up to the latest in one breath. Five stars for decisiveness and long-term pursuit.
I particularly like the confrontational nature of the title and the personality of the protagonist. He saves people because he is facing injustice, and he saves people because he cannot tolerate bad people. Rather than the traditional bad street for revenge. The world needs people like this who "see rough roads".
The character of the protagonist is very interesting. There is no plot of bitterness and hatred. He saves people simply because he can't stand it. The motivation may seem weak in the eyes of some people, but the kind of person who carries hatred as soon as he appears is really boring to watch. The article also made complaints about this paragraph, which can be regarded as my mouth. I look forward to the future development of the protagonist [Note]
It is a very good novel. It completely abandons the routine of fighting monsters and recruiting girls in toilet paper otherworld novels. The logic of the characters is normal, and the depiction of various monsters underneath is also deeply rooted in people's hearts. There is nothing broken so far, and the author's word count is guaranteed every day. I hope the author will continue to persevere! [Laughing]
The rhythm of the plot is good, and there are a lot of things crammed into each chapter. Maybe you seem a little confused here, and maybe it will be a foreshadowing for the next chapter. Anyway, I didn't expect Yaxing to return. I thought her role was just to introduce King Er's behavior and explain how the tools were obtained. The daily life of her and Ren Wei'an and his gang later also made people smile. It feels like the killer has changed after he was banned. Of course, it is possible that he is just faking it.
The invincible stream plus the behind-the-scenes flow, I thought it was a cliché to show off, but it turned out to be unexpectedly exciting. Every overall situation seems to be cleverly designed, like Luban Suo, supporting each other. I can't stop at one point. I catch up to the latest in one breath. Five stars for decisiveness and long-term pursuit.
I particularly like the confrontational nature of the title and the personality of the protagonist. He saves people because he is facing injustice, and he saves people because he cannot tolerate bad people. Rather than the traditional bad street for revenge. The world needs people like this who "see rough roads".
The character of the protagonist is very interesting. There is no plot of bitterness and hatred. He saves people simply because he can't stand it. The motivation may seem weak in the eyes of some people, but the kind of person who carries hatred as soon as he appears is really boring to watch. The article also made complaints about this paragraph, which can be regarded as my mouth. I look forward to the future development of the protagonist [Note]
It is a very good novel. It completely abandons the routine of fighting monsters and recruiting girls in toilet paper otherworld novels. The logic of the characters is normal, and the depiction of various monsters underneath is also deeply rooted in people's hearts. There is nothing broken so far, and the author's word count is guaranteed every day. I hope the author will continue to persevere! [Laughing]