Suppress Monsters and Save the World

This sister... As a member of parliament, having a weakness will become a nightmare for the entire foundation...

I haven't read it yet, but I have a question: why does the foundation have to stand above the country? You should know who the United Nations actually serves. Based on human nature, as long as it is not the end of the world, the first choice is definitely to work in the foundation first. The most moderate thing is to take some leadership within the foundation! No matter how you look at it, there are only two choices: either all sentient beings in all countries are equal, or the Foundation is coercing the world, and resources are not unlimited.

I read the foundation's introduction to the Nine-tailed Fox, and it showed that a single soldier could clean up a police station. Only two people died while containing 682. But what the author shows in the article is that four people died during the breakout, not counting the injured. Is this really a nine-tailed fox?

It would be poisonous to let the protagonist, such a young sister, know the truth from the beginning.

This sister is very vicious, she has to take care of everything, write less, and let her go abroad later.

Am I the only one who wants to sacrifice my sister when faced with some abnormality? (Sister sacrifices to heaven, her magic power is boundless)

Why does it feel like when the main character dies, it becomes a different book?

It was okay at first, but as I looked at it, I found that there were more than ten chapters written about other things. What was going on? The main plot was not going to be followed, but the branch plots were blooming. I was dumbfounded.

Good guy, the main character is dead, good guy

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What are you looking at? How do you feel? I looked more and more confused, and it didn't show the foundation's philosophy at all.

I bet 50 cents that this book doesn't have a female protagonist.

Will the protagonist become a reality bender? It feels like even the fourth level of twisting is super strong

It was so frustrating to write. I was beaten at the door of my house. I could have killed those two people, so I just let the plot go.

The protagonist is actually dead, and it would be really awkward to watch it later 😅

The foundation world is actually very technological and powerful GOC's ultimate technology is produced by combining thaumaturgy and advanced technology Use this with the Foundation to destroy the supreme voice "Pan World Line" A certain world line has a space fleet The Unity space battleship "aids weak civilizations and can be used as an ark" Thumaugic bullets , space grenade "Reincarnation Mobile Task Force" Memory enhancement, visual, auditory memetic obliteration "Pan World Line" Antimemetic bomb "because 3125 is impossible to use" Combat suit, with life support and antimemetic effect "5000 World Line" Can stabilize and distort reality Create a small broken wormhole "3001"

The downfall is the yandere sister and the girl-controlling attributes

The previous emotional scenes were too toxic, drove people away, and were not handled properly in the early stage.

This is a great book. The most annoying thing is not the sister, but the protagonist who is so awesome🐂B. From being an ordinary person to being able to command dozens of people and a country at will with ease, I feel that he is a bit too awesome 😅😅 Ah, this is purely personal nonsense. This book is quite good. I read thirty or forty chapters and was deeply surprised by the talent of the protagonist. Withdraw🙏

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Human beings have reproduced for 250,000 years now, and only the last 4,000 years are meaningful. So, what have we been doing for nearly 250,000 years? We hide in caves, sit around small campfires, and fear the things we don't understand—those things about how the sun rises, those monsters with human heads and bird bodies, those living stones. So we call them "gods" and "demons" and ask them for forgiveness and pray for salvation. After that, their number decreased and ours increased. When we fear fewer and fewer things, we begin to look at the world more rationally. However, the unexplainable does not disappear, as if the universe is deliberately designed to appear absurd and incredible. Humanity can no longer live in fear. Nothing can protect humanity, we must protect ourselves. While others live in the sun, we must fight with them in the shadows and prevent them from being exposed to the public, so that others can live in a sane, ordinary world. We control, we contain, we protect. I hope there will be fewer and fewer children in the circle.

Looking at the back, the author has made great progress, much better than before. But it may be that there are too many poisons in the front to drive away many people, so this book is vague.

The author's priority is unknown, and there are probably more than 10 chapters without even mentioning the foundation.

Good guy, this is the first time I read a book where the main character dies. After the main character dies, the clone takes over. It's not that interesting anymore.

There are a lot of side plots that have nothing to do with the main character, which is annoying to watch. There is no need to write like this. There is no problem in writing some supporting characters, but it uses too many chapters. Do you understand?

I almost saw it as rebuilding lsp

I never read books written by Level 1 authors. If you poison someone, you don't have to pay for it with your life.

How many chapters has my sister disappeared? I will read it again after it disappears.

What's going on? Did the author make major changes? I clearly remember that the first few chapters were very poisonous? Suddenly not too poisonous