Super Male God [Quick Transmigration]

The middle part didn't feel like it was going the right way, and it skipped to the end. What should I say about this ending? It makes me feel that it is a very false great harmony, surrounded by flowers and the most cruel deprivation. Even the secondary personality has a complete existence, whether it is a doctor or a star. That is what the secondary personality wants to accomplish or realize the future they expect. However, as for the main personality, it feels like it has been denied, and his existence has been erased by the creator. Is a person with a different memory really still the same person? Memory is the foundation of a person's soul. This person who has been stripped of all memories is not Qingrong. At best, he is a parallel world that started when he was five years old. I read the beginning of the second part, so I can understand that the protagonist has actually left since the completion of the last world. This is just a dream constructed for the sub-personality. In a book with the main personality as the protagonist, the finale is the world of the sub-personality. The creator kills the main personality and takes others as the main character. From the academic world, the world of music and spirit becomes less and less fond of 618. It is like a manipulator, self-righteous deceit, and doing so-called good things for the protagonist. It erases the parts of the protagonist bit by bit that it does not like, and then creates a new person. Then it tells everyone that everything is the best. This is happiness, of course it is happiness, the happiness of another person, and the happiness of the ignorant. I can't feel any sympathy for the happiness of the last person, I only feel sad for the real glory. The author created the protagonist so well in the early stage that I was too involved in the drama. The ending made me feel a deep sense of betrayal (this description may not be appropriate, but I can't find a suitable description). Everyone gave up on the real Xiao Shengrong. San Rong is a flower that blooms in pain. I didn't want him to get hurt, but it was these injuries that made him what he is now. The ending arrangement is very paradoxical. Let's talk about this book without talking about the second part. Is Xiao Qingrong in this ending really San Rong? (The above is a personal opinion. My brain circuit may be different from the author's. I am not writing this to criticize or say anything bad about the author. But after all, I spent some money for a while and read this book sincerely. I want to leave my own evaluation.)

Sorry, but this ending always makes me feel like the main character has been replaced by something, and the real him is struggling somewhere in the world. Everything is like a bad stage play with a deliberately written plot.

It's so weird. The real Xiao Qingrong was wiped out by the so-called "love", leaving behind the Xiao Qingrong that 618 and the sub-personality wanted. He was a bit uncomfortable with it. A sister said it well before. I regret buying the ending.

Perhaps the author is the one who knows the male protagonist best and created him after all, but the ending has a feeling that seems to be satisfactory but is actually very far-fetched. A person will change when he experiences the same life again. Without memory, he is equivalent to another person. This is a very beautiful ending. The sub-personality has gained its own What he wants is that the main personality will not have such a bad experience. He will have a wonderful life, maybe he will be happy forever, and there will be no big hardships under the guardianship. At that time, he will only be a pure child, and he will still be the same inside, but some things have changed. The person he used to be will not come back, and there is a trace of regret.

Super pretty! I still like the male protagonist who has read thousands of sails! This crystal clear one feels like another personality! Is it an angel that is better than the music spirit? He has a personality that is even more angelic.

Why do I feel like the whole world is once again hypnotizing Qingrong? The world of the previous top student was, but Qingrong thought that world was false, but in this world, although others were false, those sub-personalities were real to Qingrong. Also, the poisonous ending in the previous world, could it be Qingrong's intention to make the audience dissatisfied, so that he could escape?

I always feel that this ending is very sad, and I always feel like I have lost the male protagonist. I suddenly feel that these worlds are so false, as if a mental prison has been created for the male protagonist, allowing him to interpret life in it. At a certain point, the memory will be erased and start from scratch? It was as if he had completely denied his past. The man who had gone through everything and been polished by time, the real male god, was erased like this?

Although the ending without harm is the best, only Mr. Xiao who climbed out of hell is the real him, and the others are not. I really think 618 is quite scary. Like a brainless fan who can control idols, he thinks he is good and decides other people's lives regardless of other people's wishes. I think Mr. Xiao did not really trust 618 again. The best ending of this story is that Mr. Xiao designed a game that satisfied all the viewers watching the live broadcast. He left 618 and went to his own life. He did not need the protection and companionship of the sub-personality. He let the sub-personality have his own life and then left!

This ending is so terrible! What the hell, after everything he went through, he was scarred and transformed into a completely different person, Mr. Xiao, who had his own appearance, and those sub-personalities who had been following him and had seen him in his most miserable state. The sub-personalities are willing to protect young children who have never experienced anything, and then they don't think about where their main personalities are? Everything in the main personality is his, the good and the bad. Those things make up his person, and then they are erased so abruptly. How do you still not care about those sub-personalities? I don't care if that's Mr. Xiao from the parallel world or from the past tense. Anyone who hasn't experienced that doesn't count as that person! This ending is pathetic, okay? It's so uncomfortable. They all say they won't abandon them, but they just want peace of mind. What they protect is not Brother Xiao, but themselves. They leave Brother Xiao there alone, and then leave one by one, and treat a stranger as the boss. If that is a substitute, it is very sad. If not, it is even more sad. Have they never thought about going back, to return to the person who is afraid of loneliness? It's so sad!

Is this still me, Mr. Xiao?