I Seem to Be a Plot Character

The protagonist has definitely traveled through time, and Goldfinger has arrived. Because he looks familiar to the celebrity, I feel like making a movie without stopping for three chapters. One chapter is already the limit.

... Maybe the author just wrote this book to amuse himself. This is the first time I have seen such a writing method, writing a plot in which the protagonist deceives himself. Even though he has traveled through time, he still feels like he is filming a movie, even though he still knows about such things as infinite flow.

This book really discourages me from reading at the beginning. It doesn't matter if there are no three golden chapters, but there are three self-exciting chapters.

You wrote the third golden chapter so viciously. . . . .

When I saw Chapter 18, I couldn't stand it any longer. I couldn't understand. A peak child of the destiny of the world couldn't defeat a reincarnation. Why would a reincarnation come to this world?

Don't just add some messy power system, it will easily collapse.

It's too watery. There are too many chapters that were asked for the plot of the movie.

Deadpool's recovery power is about the same as Wolverine's. It may be stronger because of cancer cells, but no one wants the consequences. As for Deadpool's immortality, it is because of the curse given to him by Thanos, but that is from the comics, because Deadpool has strong recovery power and commits suicide. After death, he can see the goddess of death, but Thanos is the number one licker of the goddess of death, so he gave Deadpool an immortal curse.