A Psychic Who Wants to Be a Hero

Well, don't set up a time traveler. When setting up a time traveler, don't lose the memory of your previous life. You have lost the memory of your previous life. Why do you call yourself a time traveler?

Li Bailong, the Shaman King, didn't realize it when he was a child. Now that he was killed by others and turned into a zombie, he regained his sanity and continued to be someone else's dog. I'm speechless now.

I hope it's a pure dimensional novel, don't write about other film and television worlds

Haven't watched it yet! Guess whether the protagonist has amnesia! ! My IQ is off again! ! The body collapsed again! The soul is incomplete! ! 😁😁

The writing is straightforward, without any passion in the writing, everything is as bland as water, the protagonist, supporting roles, villains, none of the characters have outstanding personalities. If it is not an anime character, I have no idea what it is. Not to mention the description of the scene, there is no scene change in the battle, there is no expression during the dialogue, and there is no psychological activity in the character contact. The author seems to be copying the introduction to Baidu. . .

Good guy, five books, all scolded😅😅😅

Now that I have read Chapter 237, I originally wanted to give the author some encouragement, but I really don't know what to say. Can you please stop confusing the plot so much? It's like a lump of dough. If your writing power is not strong enough, don't spread it out too much at once. Put the plot aside for now, and then look at the protagonist you created. Apart from being a little bit in Yu-Gi-Oh, what are you doing at other times? Apart from dreaming and sleeping, you can't even do the most basic pretense of the protagonist? Still a hero? Do you really know what a hero means? Either create an invincible protagonist, or create a protagonist who constantly strives to become stronger. Like the one now who is said to be the strongest fighting force in mankind, and then becomes a noob who can torture any old monster. Guess who this reminds me of? Murong Fu! The name is quite famous, and the strength is not bad, but after looking at the results, he is a bad one. If I play with him in the rankings, I will block him and report him decisively. Do you want the protagonist to be like Murong Fu, relying on his eight-foot-tall reputation to wander around in every plot, not wanting to make progress, and not even thinking about improving his strength. It is not called a blue-eyed white dragon to improve his strength. Why I subscribed to this book is because I found it interesting when I saw Yu-Gi-Oh. But now I gradually find that the more I write, the more I write, and the protagonist is still the protagonist? The force value is not top-notch, and the intelligence is average. A cheat for the time traveler? It made me laugh so hard, let alone knowing the plot well, does the plot really have anything to do with the protagonist? At the beginning, the protagonist talks about dreaming of becoming a hero. Is this how a hero becomes? Don't think that being called a hero will make you a hero, but don't underestimate the weight of the word hero, you bastard! ! ! One mouthful cannot make you fat. Books are limited carriers and cannot carry unlimited spirit. The most important thing is to appropriately reduce some useless mixtures and highlight the importance and shining points of the protagonist. After all, the Taoist hero is the protagonist. He is a hero, not a passerby.

It was okay before, but you, a super-powered psychic, went to Yu-Gi-Oh to play cards, and it was a Yu-Gi-Oh without Yu-Gi-Oh rules, just like Digimon. I skipped and saw that there was indeed Digimon at the end. I asked why there were so many words and so many recommendation votes. The painting style was different and I had to leave.

To be honest, the first generation of Yu-Gi-Oh! Was simply unwatchable. There were all kinds of gimmicks, brain teasers, and magical logic, and the author even accepted them all. If you don't love Yu-Gi-Oh, you can't watch it at all. Although I have also played cards, I cannot accept this kind of self-entertainment rule. I hope the author will highly recommend it and the tickets will be sold out and withdrawn.

You lose your memory and keep losing your memory.

I hate that iron cannot become steel. I was really looking forward to your book. I had to write that bullshit Yu-Gi-Oh!

It might as well be that the main world is in Yu-Gi-Oh, and Shaman King went to Yu-Gi-Oh as soon as I had some feeling for it, and it's still so long. I don't like it. I would have just written about Yu-Gi-Oh! Earlier so I wouldn't have fallen into this trap.

What a wonderful worldview! But fortunately, I can't see it at all. As a hero who wants to be a hero, he doesn't have any heroic responsibility and is just "goofing around" as he pleases? Anyway, after reading two hundred chapters, I can't tell at all that this hero acts like a hero!

The author made the Yu-Gi-Oh Card Duel so exciting that he really entertained himself.

Those scholars in O'Hara had to investigate the blanks for their own curiosity. They were all lunatics. Didn't they think about the consequences? They were all a bunch of scoundrels who deserved to die because their ideals would kill so many people. A group of people who abandoned their wives and children. Some scholars with no power actually challenged the world government. Who gave them the courage? O'Hara scholars should be damned.

The protagonist is a bit of a woman, and will save everyone. She should not save O'Hara's scholar who is looking for death. Can he save the whole life after saving him once? If his name is a hero, he really treats himself as a hero. As a time traveler, shouldn't he have a tyrant character?

There is no need to study the blank history of the world of pirates because the price of studying him is the lives of countless people. One Piece Roger is not a thing. He has killed countless people for his own purposes, scattered many wives and children, and destroyed their families. Almost 99% of pirates deserve to die. Including white beard, red hair

Why does the author include Yu-Gi-Oh! In almost every book? ! ! 😅

Just like the anime version of Shaman King, it sucks. The title of the book is about a psychic who wants to be a hero, but more than 80% of it is about Yu-Gi-Oh. It might as well just be a fan of Yu-Gi-Oh.

The first book is still amazing.

Several novels written by the author are all unfinished, and there are many worlds that have not been written. In the ending of this world novel, the protagonist's life or death is unknown.

It just felt so boring when I was watching it. It always felt like nothing was explained or foreshadowed. Moreover, the plot line felt so complicated and confusing. I have never watched the anime involved in it. Even so, I felt that the writing was very messy. Some descriptions made people look confused, and some were too brief. I had no clue when reading this novel. I just didn't know what I was reading.

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The distorted view of the world is so terrifying that the dog will kill the whole family.

It would be nice if he became a villain

It was so painful to read that the author didn't even understand the most basic relationship between relatives. Since the protagonist's father is a Taoist, then Daolian is his cousin and Asakura Ye is his cousin.

I haven't started reading it yet, but I believe it is a good book. As a poor person, I can only invest a few hundred starting coins to support it! Come on, author, write more two-dimensional novels!

Just looking at the catalog, it feels so confusing

Defeating the three illusory gods by oneself is a bit nonsense.

Might as well continue writing about Digimon, the manga version is also good