Summon Me

After reading the author's book, there was an unknown fire burning in my heart, but seeing that there was nothing to do, I slapped myself twice, it was so passionate.

Why is the first chapter of today's update free?

How should I put it? The protagonist retains too much humanity, and is no longer dissolved in the world. He still regards himself as a human being, even if he doesn't eat people, and he doesn't kill people. He actually waits for others to contact him to increase his strength. In fact, if you look at other infected people, you will know that they will do whatever they are afraid of. I hope the protagonist can grow up. The character in the later period contrasts with the early period, which may be more interesting. After all, the shortcoming of this book is the character of the protagonist.

Maybe I'm not suitable for reading this kind of book. The protagonist will definitely kill people for his own sake. The basic humanity is gone, only the form of a human being survives. My indifference to the protagonist with this personality can be said to be disgust. Just a reminder, I can't stand this style of caution!

The author of this book was too self-indulgent. It made my head hurt when I read it. I didn't know the so-called development, and the earth and other worlds were constantly switched back and forth. . I really can't stand it.

Anyone who says this book sucks is nonsense! What's wrong with this, there's obviously no tail at all, this is a eunuch! ! ! ! (▼ Plate▼#)

Where did the magic change go? I found it was gone as soon as I got up. Officially, this is so annoying.

I rarely leave comments, but I feel that I have been reading the book for a long time. I feel that the author writes very well. Don't think that I am alone. We may not talk much, but we are always watching you.

The author's writing is not good, and the story is too slow. The setting at the beginning can be written in one or two chapters, but the author uses ten chapters to describe it. The various descriptions are overdone. It feels like the author alone is involved in this story, and such a good world view

I felt something was wrong after reading a part of it, so skip back In order to prevent himself from deteriorating, the protagonist created a clone that kept his original intention. He synchronized with each other every time he advanced. As a result, the channel between the two was broken once. When they met again, the protagonist's body was broken and he refused to synchronize again, so he threw the urban version of himself into the modern age. On the surface, he was an agent of God, but he was actually a human being. The slave, later on, became useless at all. He simply ensnared himself to death. The psychological description of the urban version of the protagonist interspersed in the middle is simply amazing Although it is a bit confusing if it is just like this, and if it is replaced by the original protagonist, it will be a bit poisonous, but it is also an interesting setting. But in the end, the main body who has become a god has returned the authority to the clone. *Is this to temper your own character? ? ?