[Original] [Absolute Madmen] [Lighthearted (Debatable)] [Questionable Moral Limits] [Dark Humor] [Memes] [Pure Absurdity]
(After seeing some feedback, I want to make this clear: this is not a power fantasy. There is a System, but not the kind you think.)
(The author is a complete madman, the world is full of madmen, the protagonist is a madman, and so is the story.)
(The author is just a normal person who got tired of writing and wanted to take a break to write something lighthearted.)
Name?
I guess Luo Feng.
Age?
Write whatever you want.
Occupation?
Anything but a gigolo.
Why are you here?
How the hell should I know?
When Luo Feng looks up at the two enormous star vortices circling in the sky, he knows he's no longer in his original world.
Magic? Steam? Technology? Medieval times? The Church? Immortal cultivation? The cosmos?
Why does this dump have everything?!
What else is there that I need to know?
Thank goodness, I still have the teammates and System I picked up along the way.
What do you mean you can create a thread and walk along it?
What do you mean you can use anything you get your hands on as a sword?
What do you mean you can cut through anything you want?
What do you mean that, given enough time, you can adapt to anything?
We're golden! This is in the bag!
Just follow my lead!
Hmph, so they're villains? Big deal!
I'll make sure none of them gets away!
What do you mean your ability is having a lot of strength?
Oh no, I don't think I can adapt to that...
This book is amazing! The author is terrifying! By the way, who is Luo Feng again? Wait, why did I think of that? Oh well, never mind, let me take another bite... Oh, it's beets! [Full]
However, it seems that, like Miller's book, the characters in this book don't appear to have the same births. This book focuses on divine beings rather than their births. Overall, it's more pleasing to the eye than that book.
Cheese, huh? Let it rest a bit first. [I'm full] What is this? Take a bite. What is this? Take a bite. What is this? Take a bite.
This is a good book, especially the part where the Big Bad Wolf, who used to smoke and drink at the back door of the supermarket, becomes the fourth little pig. It feels like the second fairy tale lost its allegorical metaphorical feel after the world-building was expanded.
Aside from a little water, it's great. I think it's very sacred.
It's hard to imagine what mental state the author was under to write such a work. Did they eat two pounds of mushrooms before writing it?
It's alright, quite good-looking. It seems okay overall without needing to read the script; it's the kind of story that's both funny and a little bit edgy. But it's the kind of story that makes you laugh until your stomach hurts in the middle of the night. However, the first few pictures are a bit rough.
It's very unique and suits my taste, though the beginning was a bit messy.
Wow, I've finally found a sufficiently interesting isekai adventure novel!!!
It's amazing, but some parts are quite touching. The author is a genius.