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Jiang Huaijin time-traveled into a comic he had read. Although he often read King Crimson, was the plot too different from what he remembered?
Why did the protagonist group that was supposed to fight side by side split up inexplicably? But when Jiang Huaijin desperately brought the protagonist group back together, he discovered a series of plots against the protagonist group in his secret room.
It was also at this time that Jiang Huaijin discovered that he was not the passerby in the original book, but the hidden boss. So why was he so helpful before?
Adding more work to yourself? It turns out that the most correct decision he ever made was to pretend to be a fool in front of everyone.
Later, it was revealed that he betrayed the protagonist group, so he simply ran away and suffered a lot of misfortune before his death.
"Brother Nan... You really don't believe me?"
As a result, he accidentally became the protagonist Bai Yueguang who died young. When they met again, he was wearing a mask and no one recognized him.
"You look like an old friend." Yu Henian looked at him, a little surprised.
"Old friend? Is he an old friend?" Jiang Huaijin smiled, "Since he is gone, don't think about it anymore."
He stood behind them and he betrayed them again
"I'm leaving, don't miss me." Jiang Huaijin said with a playful smile, "Don't stare at me."
But it's a pity that they are indeed the protagonists of this world, and they don't even die.
But why didn't they believe Jiang Huaijin when he was really dead?
"I don't believe it. He has escaped death more than once. How could he, a liar, really die?"
Reader comments
It's quite good-looking, and the author's writing style is actually quite good.
As you get into the later chapters, you can slowly feel it taking shape.
It is really difficult to update a chapter of 1,000 words from time to time, but it can be forgiven because the author is a student.
If you like the plot, you can go for it.
The writing is still there, but it's too short and weak. I'll rate it. Jiang Huaijin is awesome.
Apart from the slow updates, there are no other negative points. I like it very much.
It's quite good-looking, and the author's writing style is actually quite good. As you get into the later chapters, you can slowly feel it taking shape. It is really difficult to update a chapter of 1,000 words from time to time, but it can be forgiven because the author is a student. If you like the plot, you can go for it.
The writing is still there, but it's too short and weak. I'll rate it. Jiang Huaijin is awesome.
Apart from the slow updates, there are no other negative points. I like it very much.