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After reading dozens of chapters, I felt that the writing at the beginning was quite good, but the first time I traveled to the fz world persuaded me to quit. Didn't the author do any research on the original work? He recruited two casters at once without asking if the Holy Grail was allowed? Is the protagonist bound to break the precept with his own Wanfu? Skadi, a god who was only established in the Lostbelt, can you summon him in the history of pan-humanity? The magic power displayed by Tamamo Mae and Skadi is gone. How can they withstand it by sucking the blood of a protagonist who is not a magician? When there is such a shortage of magic power, why do you still contract with Crazy Orchid? Now there is no shortage of magic power. So the previous plot was just to fill in the magic power? When he was able to eliminate Saber, he helped her to save her for no reason? Artoria's character, if you interrupt her fighting with others, will she say "Thank you for saving me"? With Kiritsugu pointing a sniper at his head, he didn't think about using the Command Seal to escape, but instead he was thinking about revenge on his wife and daughter like a loser? Can Tamamo Mae's character be used to deceive Sakura into being your fiancée and child bride? Encountered Shining and was so frightened that he stepped back and couldn't even remember the command spell? With such a coward, Jin Shining could think of letting you become his best friend? Don't forget that Fujimaru Ritsuka is just his courtier Since entering the fz world, the spiritual personality of the whole UK has changed drastically. The actions of the protagonist and the advancement of the plot are full of the atmosphere of a loser and abandoned house. It is really a series of poisonous points.

The setting of the clone reminded me of the anorectal doctor.

As long as it is a world with superpowers in a modern setting, it is an amazing world. After all, as long as there are superpowers based on modern knowledge, they can play a role that is greater than 1 + 1. For example, anyone with the ability to affect real matter, such as telekinesis, can transform into a humanoid lathe. A ninth-level fitter is not a dream (the kind that welds nuclear-powered submarines), but transforms into a humanoid electron microscope to explore microphysics and the like. What modern society requires is not the "force" of superpowers (such as humanoid nuclear bombs), but precision (atomic level, quark-level processing capabilities). With plug-ins like superpowers, the earth may control the earth in 50 years, the solar system in a hundred years, and the galaxy in a thousand years. Isn't this more future-proof than humanoid nuclear bombs?

I thought they were all controllable clones, specifically to trick an outsider who entered the group, or a group of distracted people to entertain themselves, but it turned out that they were all conscious, and they were called clones. They were not much different from other people. It would be better not to use this name. The most important thing is that they are not stupid enough!

Every time the starting point recommendation votes exceed 500, 1000, 1500... And so on, every time it exceeds 500, an additional chapter will be added. The author of Salted Fish is selling badly online. I hope everyone can support it.

I really don't understand that the protagonist doesn't develop his own abilities, but instead builds a chakra system just for a Sharingan, and later builds a magic system. Apart from the usefulness of making props, I really don't see other things improving the protagonist. Moreover, if you spend so much money, if all of it is used to strengthen yourself and develop your fantasy ability, it will be much stronger than it is now. 😅

It's far worse than Duke. It's boring. It's obvious that writing about invincibility is the best subject, but I have to write about restrictions.

I just read the first chapter and saw that the protagonist felt that the fantasy power was weak, so I complained about it. The power of fantasy can be as small as shaping matter and controlling energy, or as big as twisting rules and writing settings. NB can also create matter, making something out of nothing. Write settings, absolute hit, instant death, no damage, blood locked. Utopia, the ability to kill monsters and upgrade in the game, starts with a knife, and all upgrades depend on slashing. On the technology side, you don't have to worry about the different physical rules. Some science fiction creations cannot be made, such as two-way foil, light particles, and neutron battle stars. Cultivation, fighting spirit, magic, you can program yourself with special powers. As long as you think about it, no world law can restrain you. As long as you have a big brain and enough energy, the universe can only be rubbed underneath you.

It's okay from the beginning, I can accept it even if you fall in love with Irisviel, but what are you trying to do by forcing the protagonist to be evil in this world? Just force the protagonist into the villain camp? If you really put the protagonist into the villain camp, can I ask you to describe the protagonist more clearly? Kill more decisively? You beat the protagonist to the villain and the protagonist still acts like a virgin, are you poisonous? Especially the part where Kikyo doesn't say anything and regards the protagonist's rescuing people as committing evil. I really can't understand why you add evil in this world to the protagonist? In order to let the protagonist get beaten more? After being sealed by Kikyo, who almost made life worse than death, the protagonist became weak? Sorry, I can't stand your style anymore. Even if you want to be permanently banned, I can't accept this kind of protagonist.

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