Journeying Through the Heavens with an Umbrella

Well, I originally wanted to write about killing and decisiveness, but it seems that I didn't have enough writing skills to write about cruelty and ruthlessness. 😅 Please bear with me, readers, and I will try my best to push back.

As a modern person, I personally feel that what Nalan Yanran did in Dou Po was absolutely right. There are always protagonists who take the wrong stance. The era of parents' orders and matchmaker's words is long gone. The three views of Doupo's book are also abnormal. The protagonist is a modern person and not an ancient person. The marriage contract made by the parents can be simply canceled if the two parties have no intention of getting married. Why don't you bully young people into poverty... He even went into the little Loli's room in the middle of the night and said she was using Dou Qi to nourish her veins. It's so perverted. The protagonist is not a child, but an adult.

No.: Di Qi, Di San, Di Yi, Di Wu, Di San, Di Jiu, Di Yi, Di Ba, Di Ba. (Big boss, I'm so proud. I was wrong. This is already the fifth time. Don't be a jerk. I'm the author! 😭)

Writing a dark novel means that the author is violent and has a dark heart. The authors of those harem novels must also be very carefree. The authors who do not have heroines are all singles. The authors who write about crimes have also been in prison in their lives. The protagonists who write about the Madonna must also be white lotus in their lives, and they must also be very rich when writing about the lives of rich people. What a silly theory

It's a very good book. I like this kind of decisive protagonist.

I don't seem to understand the difference between darkness and perversion. . .

Is there something wrong with the protagonist's brain? The protagonist says that his wish is to live forever and live until the day comes to an end. But I am worried that there are too many worlds being destroyed and not enough Force power to manifest. First, the cultural development involved in the establishment of sentient beings only lasts for a few decades. The protagonist can vigorously develop the entertainment industry in reality. Strengthen sentient beings to establish and increase the number of virtual realms. Second, because the background of the main world is a planet universe, the protagonist can go directly to swallow the stars. Cultivation inside to achieve immortality, declare this state, and after returning to reality, you will have eternal life. Maybe if you have enough energy, you can cultivate to become the strongest person in the universe, or the God Emperor. Could it be that swallowing the immortal gods in the starry sky consumes less energy than the saints in Journey to the West? Third, you can even go to the world of One Piece to grab the surgical fruit, or go to the world of Naruto to eat the fruit of the sacred tree. You can also achieve your goal of immortality.

I read some comments saying that all women are killed. This attracted me. I really hate the kind of protagonist who gets obsessed with seeing women on their knees. I have never seen a woman behave like a woman in my eight lives and I just gave up on it. This book is even a little bit poisonous and I can accept it.

The most awesome thing about this book is that the author combines all the characteristics of the villain boss into the protagonist. It can be seen that the author has a dark heart.

I read a few chapters and copied the entire plot. I might as well have watched the movie. It's so boring.