The Script Said to Act, Not to Unleash the Apocalypse

I have been creating powerful enemies for myself 👍👍👍 Feel like giving too much I still feel like I've given you too much 🤦

You can create a copy like this, and the wise will die of foolishness The pure die in the world Those who keep their promises die of betrayal The meek die of coldness The magnanimous man dies in a trap The ideal dies in reality Those who keep their word die from deception Enthusiastic people die of indifference Aloof people die of mediocrity I think it should be pretty good

I've finished reading the first script, and I think it's very well written. I highly recommend everyone to read this magical book. Damn, I enjoyed reading it anyway. I hope Tomato will recommend more novels of this type to me.

Protagonist Ability: Modify the description. However, the protagonist's status is not high, so it cannot be effective on many people, but it can be effective on almost all daily props. Enemies: simulator (?), Death regression (?), Moral kidnapping (?), In short, one is better than the other underworld It feels like there is a more underworld in this abstract paradise next door.

The setting is novel, and the rewriting talent is very powerful. The first dungeon turned the sterilization potion into a zombie potion and the idea of turning the door into a door key attracted me (although the personal door key plan failed because of my personal door key plan, I should be able to do it later if I have enough strength), the protagonist The performance in the copy is very attractive to me, but the reality is that it is a real person. I can really understand the protagonist, but I think the highlight of this book may be more focused on playing the world, but the reality is also very good (in case it is foreshadowing), but I prefer the performance of the protagonist in the copy Four stars because I think some of the plots are a bit toxic, like the appearance of that guy and girl, which is very abrupt. I don't have a good impression of this character, but I'm still looking forward to the outcome of the collision between the life simulator and the death rewind.

Five-star praise, the author's writing is very interesting, keep it up ✊ (please post a private design that comes to mind, just take a look). Apocalypse: Record a doomsday that affects the entire planet. You need to complete the salvation without exposing yourself in the world. (Recorded: Zombie Crisis Game Invasion) Reappearance of the Doomsday: Pull the enemy into the doomsday recorded in the Book of Revelation. They need to find and destroy the source of the doomsday before they can escape. (In the reappearance of doomsday, simulator, death return, future vision, precognition, etc. Will be covered by redemption) Redemption and Perdition: Redemption: You will not die in the doomsday recurrence, but will return to the beginning of the apocalypse. (Get a layer of Sinking) Sinking: You are already part of the operation here. Each time you gain a level of Sinking, you will lose part of your past memories. ( This is roughly it (in the reappearance of the doomsday, enemies can only see prompts such as zombie crisis and nothing else) (you will be a member here after sinking)

Time travel is not real time travel, but just playing a role in a dungeon. The protagonist is not incompetent, and is even cautious enough to be persecuted and delusional. The golden finger looks very open, but in fact it is the basic skills of the actors in this book. Everyone is very hellish. The reason for the low score at first is because the first dungeon was not finished. , It is a poisonous novel that I thought the protagonist would be a turtle man after time travel, fighting wits and courage with destiny. Now that the number of words is longer, it actually looks quite good, and it even has a lot of room for development. Various characters bring private settings, as well as various magically modified replica novels. It is quite fun.

I've read over 100 chapters. Now I have read all the updates during this time period. But there is always a feeling that it starts from the second copy. The dialogue between the protagonist and other people, especially the little one. The boy started in the second copy. Just the little boy who fights the protagonist. In other words, when the protagonist talks to her, it feels like the protagonist is a woman. Especially before the second or third copy starts. The protagonist has another female identity. . Female body. So, dialogue or plot, the protagonist's thoughts and actions, these all feel like the protagonist. Very feminine thoughts. It doesn't feel very suitable for the male novels I like to read. I really feel like this book feels more and more like a female channel as you go to the back. It can be said that I have seen the latest chapter. Oh. Among those pictures is a female protagonist and a female character. Um. It feels like a hero saves a beauty, and the protagonist is that beauty, right? This female channel is very flavorful. Anyway, looking at it, the feeling of this female video is getting heavier and heavier as I go to the back. So I think this novel should be a female channel. Well, even if it's not, I don't know why, the most recent Tomato novels, the male ones, don't have female protagonists. It will pop up, I don't know if it will pop up, I don't know why it will pop up a lot, but personally I feel that it will be a female-channeled novel. What impression do female videos give me? It means that regardless of whether it is a boy or a girl, both the male and female characters will like the protagonist. So I feel like this novel doesn't quite suit me. It's the type of novel I read. Why? When I read male-channeled novels, I don't like to read novels with female protagonists. I like to read novels without female protagonists. Like this, this novel has a female channel feel. In other words, both the male and female characters have a feeling of liking the protagonist. Like the third copy of this novel. Because in the third copy, the protagonist writes that the identity of the protagonist is female. So with that little boy. The little boy's emotional expression is blushing, which makes it difficult for me to empathize. What does it mean? It's like a novel I read a long time ago. It's also this kind of blue screen. But later on, after a protagonist went through a dungeon, he got the status of Nuwa. As a result, the subsequent copies will gradually become more feminine, which means loving the world and so on. Both men and women will like Zhu Xiaohua. This charm transcends gender and race. Beyond everything. You can say the back of that novel. Protagonist person. The appearance will be rated as beautiful. Not the handsomeness of boys. Why is beauty reserved for female partners, while handsomeness is reserved for boys? You are handsome and belong to a boy, but the word "beautiful" doesn't quite belong to you. I'm a boy, so it's usually like this later on, no matter who I am, I feel like I like the protagonist. It can be said that the plot has almost been forgotten. The more I read this novel, the more I feel that there is not much plot, which means that the plot is single and simple. And it's a little annoying because. The other people are too powerful and the protagonist can't handle them. But the protagonist is very powerful in the dungeon. So I don't even know where these two contrasting feelings come from. On the one hand, the protagonist is not great, on the other hand, the protagonist is very powerful. And what the protagonist said, it's not just that the first dungeon is good, it starts with the second dungeon, and then it feels that the protagonist starts with that. It started to become feminine. It started to become feminine after the end of the first copy. I feel that the article will more or less reflect the femininity of the protagonist. For example, when talking to the second copy and the little boy. This kind of conversation doesn't feel normal. It's not a normal conversation between boys and boys. So from the dialogue, expressions, psychological methods, and these, it can be said that it can be seen from the words. Like. I saw one on Tomato the other day, and I couldn't stand it until I read 30 chapters. Which novel? It is true that the protagonist is self-aware and aware of the jungle of the jungle in this world, and he also likes this jungle of the jungle. But, aside from this atmosphere. The protagonist has a cousin, some kind of identity. There are also villains, protagonists, other protagonists, and so on. Also, I just feel that the protagonist is too kind to them, and they are also too kind to the protagonist, and they are men. This is the key point, okay? If a woman likes the protagonist, I don't care. After all, this is normal behavior, a normal male partner. Normal. Male novels. But if boys like the protagonist, then this is not a normal novel with male supporting characters and male characters. Anyway, from the dialogue and the behavior of the protagonist in that novel, I felt that it didn't matter whether it was a boy or a girl. Both the male and female characters like the main character, but I don't know how the author wrote it. Then I took a look at his comment section. It can be said that it is. Those who posted and agreed to post videos were basically people who read female novels, so I knew what was going on. Because this novel is basically a female-channeled novel, I don't know what the hell this Tomato app is doing by putting it on a male-channeled novel without a female protagonist. That's probably why, it feels like the protagonist becomes more feminine towards the end. The dialogue with other people, the dialogue with other people, feels like it reflects the femininity of the protagonist. Hey, okay, I haven't read the comment section of this novel yet. I'm going to check out other readers in the comment section to see if they are human. Are there a lot of female videos?

Five stars, recommended, the protagonist's IQ is online, the plot is meticulously planned without missing some unexpected twists and turns, and the overall story is humorous and smooth. Recommend reading the script for the second time with five-star reviews [asking for more updates] [recommended post] [asking for more updates] [please asking for more updates]

I can probably understand why I saw someone in the comment section thinking it was good, but the rating was still low. Whether you can accept this book mainly depends on whether you can just treat the plot and the characters in the plot as if they were dialogue in an RPG game. For example, in the first dungeon, the NPC who acted as the heroine insulted and looked down on the protagonist in front of the male NPC, but the protagonist had no reaction and acted very considerate and caring. To be frank, this is a bit poisonous, because even if you maintain your persona, your persona is that of a coward who doesn't speak up. You look like you're in a hurry. I can understand that the author may want to write the image of a gentle gentleman who wears a trench coat and turns a blind eye to everything. But when people point their noses and scold you, you continue to say caring words. Isn't it embarrassing? Even if you write an indifferent self-image that is too lazy to talk and turns a blind eye to everything, it will feel better than this. Of course, if you can step out and take on the role of the protagonist and just treat everything as a plot, there will be no such impact. I'll see how the follow-up goes. If the plot isn't good, just being scolded for several chapters at the beginning and still smiling and caring about this poisonous point will persuade me to quit.