Reborn as a God in Japan

The protagonist defies the world and has three views. I also read the villain novels, but you have done all the bad things and still insist on justice and reasonableness. How can you lose your face? The protagonist of "Three Irons and Three Wastes" basically committed all the crimes, and he still had the nerve to emphasize the rules. The protagonist kills innocent people indiscriminately. Fans of this book give a vicious explanation by saying that the person who killed him is from RB, so it doesn't matter.

I read it in four or five days. Although there are a lot of poisonous points, it is still interesting to reason. Especially in the early stage when there was only Sakurako, it was good, but later on it became worse and worse. Especially when it comes to the city's tribulation (I suggest you delete the book when you see it). After the tribulation, Aihara seemed to be a different person, becoming particularly inhumane (even though he wasn't much in the first place). It's really disgusting to kill a lot of people and then deal with nuclear wastewater (especially when combined with current events, it's even more disgusting). If you don't treat people as human beings, do you really think of yourself as a god? I was very indifferent to this kind of broken character. From then on, I disliked the male protagonist very much, and began to feel sorry for Sakurako and the squad leader (and wanted to beat the author). What I am very dissatisfied with is that Chiyuki Mina is really portrayed as a super big vase and is really not worthy of being a heroine. The article said that her character was interesting, but I didn't see what was interesting about her at all. She felt that she was far inferior to Ogata Ersan. The author did not seriously shape her character, and did not use as much ink as Ogata. Personally, I think it would be much better if the male protagonist is done with it and lets Mina go wherever she wants (even though it's a cool script). Then we can continue to focus on describing Sakurako's psychological journey from an autistic child to becoming more and more cheerful and lively, but in the end she is still an autistic child... Aihara, you can't even make Sakurako happy and cheerful. What the hell are you doing? After getting rid of Mina, there won't be the kind of bigamy that makes people's emotions go crazy. Moreover, no matter how you look at it, it seems that the male protagonist has no love for Mina. Mina is also an egoistic pervert with no moral concepts (it is said in the article that she doesn't care about the life and death of the people at all). Rather than saying it is about getting married and falling in love, it is more like the male protagonist is raising a pet. If he keeps it, he will get tired of it and not pay attention to it. I was able to read the whole book entirely due to inertia. I watched Aihara and Sakurako in the early stage. I didn't realize that Aihara was a scumbag and Sakurako was not lovable but lovable. Later, I watched the Ogata family and Maruko. Although Maruko was vicious, he was somewhat interesting, and the four Ogata sisters were all cute.

The perfect girlfriend is completely impossible in real life. The status of women nowadays is too high and unattainable.

There are more than a hundred chapters of this great book, and all chapters are worth reading before subscribing. I originally thought that there would be many more chapters to follow in my relationship with Chiyuki Mina, but suddenly I passed through the tribulation, and then my world view collapsed. It was really, alas. I just read the explanation at the beginning of the first chapter. No wonder the scenes of the first heroine were deleted, deleted, deleted. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'd have known better if I didn't read that explanation. It's as uncomfortable as eating a fly. The student party is poor, and there's nothing to say, so I'm not qualified to complain. I'll complain after I give the author a reward for his new book and subscribe to it, c

This is almost the most vividly drawn novel I have read in a long time. The writing is quite excellent.

Absolutely Ichiban's masterpiece with a miraculous and righteous outlook on life and this Honkai Stallion novel with a distorted outlook on outlook are actually written by the same author! The author has really made great progress...

If you accidentally injure an innocent person, you won't be allowed to speak out. If you do, you're a traitor. If someone else is innocent and didn't do anything, and he was hacked to death by the protagonist Du Jie, you won't be allowed to speak out?

There hasn't been a single outbreak since it was put on the shelves. Where is your conscience?

Really, the author's book is too stupid. He would not go to the sea or the mountains to survive the catastrophe, but he would stay in the city. He would kill a bunch of people and still be justified. Later, he would go to the nuclear power plant to vent his anger. Look at what happened in Fukushima. The innocent people all over the world are really unlucky.

It is a failure that the original owner can torture the protagonist like this. It is obvious that the original owner is just an ordinary person, and even his soul is scattered. Let alone the cause and effect, the protagonist originally died first and then came. It is not that the protagonist took advantage of the original owner to take the body by force while he was still alive. Generally speaking, all causes and effects disappear after death, let alone ordinary people. Also, that meatball is really annoying and a bit discouraging. There is also Xuena. From the perspective of Xuena and the perspective of bystanders, the protagonist is a pervert. People with upright views should try not to read this book.

This is my favorite book in the Undersea series

After reading it, what makes me depressed is that the protagonist is never honest, and not many people around him respect him. No wonder the class leader opens his mouth and shuts up to call him a scumbag and a pervert (although it is not the same thing) This book also has anti-human tendencies, and it is not unfair at all to be reported and removed from the shelves.

To be honest, this book is generally worth reading, but that meatball keeps trying to persuade you to quit, which is really disgusting.

It was okay in the early stage, but after the appearance of Wanzi, I felt a little weird. I always felt that Wanzi was challenging the bottom line of the protagonist. Is the protagonist so soft? There is obviously a better solution. To be honest, Wanzi is just a troublemaker. I can't read the article at all.

If you haven't read Japanese light novels, please don't read this book. The comments are all messy. Those who don't understand this type of novels should just go out and leave a sentence that makes people upset.

Obsession in the first few chapters is really a failure. When I became a golden elixir, I realized the universe. I have been practicing martial arts for so long, but I still can't suppress a perverted thought. It feels like a joke. Isn't it easier to suppress it when you merge into the soul and suppress it? A ** can still compare to the willpower of the male protagonist who has been practicing martial arts for more than ten years. If he has not integrated into the soul, it will be enough to use his mental power to blow him up. After seeing Chapter 34, I hope the **** in the body will come out to cause trouble. Don't make it such a big scene as Jin Dan comprehends the universe at the beginning. It seems to be a joke.

I think the most attractive thing about this book is that it makes the protagonist not suffer the consequences. Generally, this will make the plot conflict-free and make people want to read on. But the author makes people want to read through his writing style and characterization of the characters.

There is a big gap between several works by the same author. This one obviously has a distorted view of things in the middle and late stages, but to be honest, it is really difficult to write such articles about becoming a god. As a novice who started from fantasy and then to the city and then to history, I can't stand this one, but the other two are still great.

Hahahahaha, this author is so interesting. He got into trouble with "Evil Girl". The second half of the plot is really too funny. There is no burden of cp at all. It is very relaxing to watch. Of course, if you like pure love, don't argue with me. I really like "Evil Girl" and I also like the author. Sometimes just reading the author's notes can make me very funny.

Although The Villain of the Undersea and Ichiban are very good, it is a bit unreasonable to recommend this first book, right? Don't the current editors at Qidian pay attention to content?

The protagonist's portrayal is completely different from that of the same person. In the early stage, he was gentle and restrained, acted kindly and righteously, punished evil and promoted good. But once he made a breakthrough, he immediately changed his face, dehumanized and unscrupulous, and the so-called sect's discipline was completely ignored.

Stop scolding those who say you won't watch the harem. They are either too young or too old to have a girlfriend, or they are secretly in love with the goddess. They are already so miserable, why bother.

The portrayal of the meatballs is so perfect and impressive. Smart, smart, bold, unparalleled loyalty, and full of personality. As soon as Master Wanzi appeared on the stage, millions of believers worshiped him.

This meatball is so disgusting

The book is actually written in general. I was not disappointed, but was a little surprised. Character-wise, the two female pig feet are not likable, at least to me. On the contrary, several supporting characters are particularly interesting, such as the twin sisters, Xiao Yezi, and Maruko. Especially Wanzi, I like her very much! If placed in reality, meatballs would be a scourge, but in novels, they are particularly endearing. Maybe after some time, I will be confused about this book as a whole, but I think I will still remember the character of Maruko! Overall, this is a light-hearted and funny youth novel. The pig trotters were failed in portraying them (for me personally), but the supporting characters were quite successful in portraying them! This is a novel worth reading!

The ending didn't end well. It felt like all the other characters who came into contact with the protagonist had become NPCs.

I think this book is really good, and it has two female protagonists, and three open endings, and the handling is okay.

In fact, if you don't have Sakurako, I'll be okay and can watch it, but if you have such a person, I think it's disgusting.

It can only be said that the author has demonstrated the social form of Gaowu Monkey Mountain very well, but many readers cannot accept it.

There are a lot of controversies in this plot, and there is not much explanation on the morality. Some people even think it is a failure, but I don't think so. The first half of this novel is a good Japanese harem novel. The plot is not procrastinating, and things are basically resolved neatly and without entanglement. However, overall it can be said that it is still a relatively old-fashioned "King of Soldiers" and "King of Dragons" urban story. But the story in Shengxian reveals a unique plot of this story. Hai Hai deliberately placed the location of the thunder tribulation in a modern super city, and described in dozens of chapters the harm caused by the doomsday scene caused by the thunder tribulation to modern society. The image specifically demonstrated the horror and lethality of the thunder tribulation under the author's cultivation system, which was very surprising. In the serious novels about cultivating immortals that I read, the test for cultivators such as thunder tribulation is that the thunder is loud and the rain is small. In many cases, a Faraday cage can wipe out the thunder tribulation for you, which is worse than farting. What's more important is the description of the destruction of the surrounding environment caused by this extraordinary power. Other novels will not repeatedly mention it in dozens of chapters, especially when it is caused by the protagonist.