I'm the Sharded Top in a Quick Transmigration Novel

"I guessed that you wanted to capture my heart and turn around and leave after getting my love. I once thought that I would not be invaded by you, but when I looked back, I found that my side was subtly filled with your breath. I knew that if I fell in love with you, I would lose myself, and you. The thing you want most is the thing I least want to lose, but this time I want to satisfy your heart and fall in love with you. But, I never thought that you would still stay and continue to love me."

It's so cute when he's trying to find treasures, and he'll want to know if there really is a fish named Nemo!

When I saw this article, I remembered that I had read a similar article before, but the ending was very uncomfortable. Cannon Fodder Shou likes Gong, but Gong only likes one of Cannon Fodder Shou's clones. In order to complete Gongfu, Cannon Fodder Shou did not let that clone merge with himself. However, in this way, Cannon Fodder Shou gradually became weaker and weaker, until finally Cannon Fodder Shou failed to fuse the clone with himself in time. Not only did his own cultivation level decrease significantly, but he also slowly degenerated from a high-ranking immortal to a mortal, and finally died. After entering the reincarnation, the cannon fodder suffers from the incompleteness of his soul. Every time he is reincarnated, he is either a fool, dies young or is disabled. Slowly, his soul completely collapses and his soul is gone. Of course, in that article, the protagonists were Gong and the clone, but I really felt that the cannon fodder Shou was really pitiful. In this article, to be honest, what is the main character's motive for not letting them merge? After all, that soul belongs to others. It doesn't matter what identity he can take as his own. Did you get the owner's consent? And has he ever thought about what would happen to that god because of his selfishness?

This article feels very complicated. . It feels like Gong has always been passive. The meaning of his life is to wait for Shou to attack him and fall in love with Shou. When he died, he was thinking that Shou might go to the next world. But when he opened his eyes and saw Shou, he knew that he was truly chosen by Shou. Suffering is the only one to attack, and attack is only one in a million. The initiative lies with the recipient.

I don't know what happened to the passerby God.

I don't know if I've read too many dark articles. After reading this chapter, I always think about conspiracy theories.

Yes, that's how it should be. Each protagonist in different worlds is obviously different. Fusion is what makes it different from all the previous fragments.

So the so-called god did not merge in the end, what about the system? Judging from the previous description, he should be on the side of the gods. Why is nothing happening? It's best.

Woohoo, I want to ride a broomstick too

So sweet ah ah ah ah ah