Villain Templates Across the Heavens
诸天反派模板
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The protagonist is immediately exploited, and judging from the book review section, he's still being exploited, and it's foreseeable that he'll continue to be exploited for some time, working for free. Don't tell me the protagonist brings back knowledge every time. If someone forces you to work, confiscates all your wages, and then tells you you're not left empty-handed, that you can learn on the job and become better, would that work? Capitalists would be amazed.
The power levels are so inconsistent. The first world is already inconsistent. The Incubators are at least a mature interstellar Gestalt civilization with members scattered throughout the universe. Moreover, the Incubators' technology is at least capable of converting the negligible emotions of a tiny little girl on a tiny inhabited planet into a massive amount of energy capable of interfering…
Awesome! This book is great! Regardless of anything else, I love how the protagonist stirs up trouble in different worlds and creates fantastical scenarios! The idea of working for free, while initially a bit quirky, is fine as long as it suits my taste. I love imaginative stories!
Everything the main character in each world has will be taken away; this time, he's working for someone else! After seeing this, I didn't want to continue reading; it's addictive.
Here's a joke: the protagonist defeats countless alien civilizations that have conquered the universe, yet his research on electricity and the human body is inferior to that of Yang Mouxin...
I read until just before it was released, then I left. The protagonist is exploited from the start, then the problem is solved before release—the solution being a "call for help" card drawn at the beginning. This really makes me lose faith in the author's writing skills.
Warhammer 40,000 was a failure; not many people played it, and nobody knew about it. It's an old game.
The book might be good, but I completely missed the point. The canned man hijacked the protagonist's system, withheld his rewards, and forced him to work, only to be arrested with a single sentence. In reality, I have to pay off a loan, so I came to Qidian to read some books, and it's normal to empathize with the protagonist.
To be honest, the plot of the protagonist being exploited by loan sharks wasn't particularly toxic to me (if the plot and writing are well-handled, even if the protagonist becomes a eunuch and is abused, so what? As long as the reader enjoys it).
Guys, I'm a little panicked, which one should I order?