Infinite Deceiver

The protagonist has a escaping tradition, and the world he lives in is corrupted by the Lord God Space. He narrowly escapes but goes "crazy". He joins a force that fights against the Lord God Space, and continues to grow in the confrontation. At the same time, he trains Sasuke, a time traveler in the Lord God Space. Seriously, it's a miracle this book is still alive

It's too young, I'd better keep it

Oh hoo, am I the first?

Everyone knows that this is a protagonist who pursues pleasure, but I can understand and better imagine it, which is embarrassing. My understanding is that the author is writing about an indulgence, and I am an ascetic (and I can easily pretend to be a woman, which may be the reason why I am abstinent, after all, I am a male) As soon as I read the indulgence series, I just understood and imagined it and then let me out. Although it can be locked back after a few days after releasing it I'm going to say it out loud. I feel uncomfortable and irritable, but it's all my fault. I shouldn't understand the thought of indulgence (but I can understand and imagine it) However, I have finished reading, I will digest it, organize it, forget it, and I will feel better after a while Commenting Now, why am I better able to be a woman when I am a man and a woman? Of course, the reason for my abstinence may be that reality does not allow me to indulge, but even so, at least I am an ascetic now Okay, I don't know what to say, so I will just complain And talk about myself Just treat it as nonsense, dear

There are thirty chapters in the world of Jojo, but the plot does not exceed three chapters. It consists of talking to Jo Taro for a few words and capturing a stand-in messenger. Then he broke into a fight with the reincarnator, but was unable to defeat him and accidentally hacked Kang Yi to death through luck. Then the world is destroyed to end the mission, and the deus ex machina forcibly ends the world. What the hell, it's not the beginning but the end, it's just meteorite escape. Is it better than this plot to trick Qiao Taro into coming over to fight and kill the Samsara together? ?

I heard from others that the protagonist of this novel really made me fuck myself. Is that so?

I thought I could see a story about a sane and kind person who goes crazy and then wreaks havoc and causes a bloody storm but still has a trace of kindness as his principle. I didn't expect that he is just a pervert with a split personality. He is sometimes cautious, sometimes crazy, sometimes perverted, and sometimes cowardly. The author does not grasp the balance between madness, madness and perversion very well. For example, the plot of a ghoul harvesting black and white is quite disgusting, and there is no place for Risako. Yes It's not that you can't be a bad girl, but it's disgusting and ruins the character of the protagonist. Crazy and ferocious are really not the same as disgusting and insane. One is evil and arrogant, and the other can only be a villain. It's okay to be so perverted all the time, but you clearly wrote it well in the beginning, why did you become perverted at every turn in the end? It made me lose expectations for the plot at the end of the book.

I watched the pirated version and saw the plot of Sako being raped, so I came over to the genuine version to see if it was blocked.

I want to play this coc running game. After checking, it seems to be a board game. . . I'm so confused. How to get started? Have you ever thought about an app like Werewolf?

Chapter 18: What's going on with such a serious bug? In a novel that is so data-hungry, does the author not care about such serious bugs? Is there something wrong with a cat weighing more than 100 pounds climbing on someone's shoulder and others not being able to notice it?