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People nowadays can't bear to see the protagonist suffer a little injustice, not to mention the protagonist is not a good person. No wonder it is getting harder and harder to find books now. The author writes well and the setting is acceptable, but the magical girl is not very happy 😂😂😂

Yes, don't worry about anything else, just have fun and do things better. Of course, you also need to do things better.

Yes, I like the author's attitude and agree with the author's tendency, and the author's tendency is becoming more and more obvious. I like it 👍, and the story is not cliche. It's good

When I first came up, I saw that the protagonist was being exploited, and he is still being exploited in the book review section, and he will continue to be exploited for a foreseeable period of time, working for free. Don't tell me that the protagonist can bring back knowledge every time. If someone forces you to work and confiscates all the wages you receive, and then tells you that you have gained nothing, you can still learn at work, and the knowledge you learn can make you better. Is this okay? Capitalists call themselves experts.

The combat power is so broken that the first world is very collapsed. The incubator is at least a mature interstellar-level gestalt civilization with members all over the universe. Moreover, the technical level of the incubator civilization can at least transform the emotions of a few little girls on a mere living planet into energy. The huge energy that interferes with the heat death of the universe. The little magic power used by the magical girl can only be said to be a residue that is not even a trace. Most of it has been given a kickback to the incubator after becoming a seed of lament. How can the emotional energy efficiency of a mere lamp ring, which is even difficult to explode, be comparable to that of the incubator? ? ? Also, with the technical level shown by the incubators in the anime, they can create a barrier that can isolate the interference of the multiverse-level circle god power. How can the protagonist, a chicken who can't even explode a star, have the ability to lock the bodies of all the members of the incubator civilization in the entire universe and then wipe them out from countless light years away? ? ? Moreover, the image of Kyubey was only designed by the incubators to make it easier to coax little girls on Earth. There are probably other Kyubeys with other appearances on other planets that fit the aesthetics of local creatures. The identity of the incubator civilization has never appeared. According to As shown in the anime, Kyubey is basically a cheap biochemical machine that can be easily manufactured by the incubators. Even if the protagonist uses a huge trick and barely wipes out all the Kyubeys, can the incubator civilization be even harmed at all? The protagonist doesn't even understand what the enemy is. It's as ridiculous as a primitive tribe who smashed a few remote-controlled drones and thought he had killed all the enemies. He is a complete idiot.

Praise! This book is good! Regardless of anything else, I just like the protagonist to do things in different worlds, magic changes! What a waste of money, although I thought it was a bit poisonous at first, but so what, as long as it matches my taste, I prefer to read and ask questions based on my imagination! Moreover, it's just that it's controlled by others now. Aren't other novels also controlled by others in the early stage? He will perform a performance for him tomorrow: "Forbearance, patience, the three-year period has come, there is no need to endure it anymore, Godzilla is back!" Haha ~ I will definitely support it when it is released!

Everything of the protagonist in each world will be taken away. This time he works for someone else! When I saw this, I didn't want to read it, it was poisonous.

To tell a joke, the protagonist defeats countless alien civilizations to occupy the universe, and studying electric current and the human body is not as good as Yang Mouxin...

I ran away from it until I saw it on the shelves. It was exploited at the beginning, and then solved before it was put on the shelves. The solution was to draw a shaker card at the beginning. It really makes people lose confidence in the author's writing skills. I thought the author wanted to write an exploiter to describe a battle of wits and courage, but the result was a childish deus ex machina, which even made people laugh and cry. It would be better not to write this plot.

Maybe the book is a good book, but I couldn't get any enjoyment from it at all. The canned man hacked the protagonist's system, deducted the protagonist's rewards, and forced the protagonist to work. In the end, he was arrested in one sentence. In reality, I had to repay a loan, so I came to Qidian to find some books to read. It was normal to assume the role of the protagonist. Then I saw the protagonist's rewards being deducted. Finally, the canned man was arrested, and the protagonist got the rewards he deserved. I can only say that the author's imagination is quite good, but some readers (like me) just feel that there is no need to explain Goldfinger, and there is no need to suppress the protagonist. This canned man not only disgusts the protagonist, but also disgusts me. I have to pay off the mortgage in reality, but here comes another one in this fucking novel, who is purely disgusting. The role of the canner should be that the author is afraid of writing too fast and breaking the rhythm, but you can't be afraid of the rhythm, just face it, take your time, I'm looking forward to the author's next book, and forget about this one.

Warhammer 40K is a failure. Not many people play it, and no one understands it. It's an ancient game.

To be honest, the plot of a loan shark who exploits the protagonist was written by the author and I didn't find it poisonous after reading it (the plot was handled well, so what if the protagonist becomes a eunuch and is tortured and beaten severely, as long as the reader enjoys it and thinks it's good-looking). But the deus ex machina solves the problem of jars, and there are no multiverses, macrocosmic worlds, or low-level worlds. It just feels like a frivolity and there is no sense of immersion in reading. Let's talk about the protagonist. It is clear that he caught the incubator clan in "Magic Circle" and had the ability to find a way to take out all the knowledge and technology of the Kyubey clan (emotional energy intake conversion and utilization technology, wish fulfillment technology, cosmic civilization technology, etc.), But in the end, except for a little ability experience after the experience card ended, he got nothing. Obviously, you can use this technology to imitate Madoka's experience of becoming a god, and use the technology to complete Xixi's version in the various worlds you travel through, and continuously stack qualifications and cause and effect in each world you travel through. When the time is right, you can directly become a multi-level counter-attack canister, isn't it cool?

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Your introduction says you start by overthrowing the exploiters. But what I saw from the comment section was that the exploiters were arrested? Moreover, even if the system in Infinite Literature is conscious now, it is considered a little poisonous. Now the capitalists are holding the protagonist's system hostage. Author, you are so strong 👍

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Although the protagonist says that investing is not for fun, I feel that the protagonist really doesn't see the fun in any way. He just watches a bad guy evolve into a lyb and kill everyone. The protagonist appears too little, and he feels a bit like a big grievance.

Awesome, so all the proceeds from what the protagonist did were taken away.

There's no end to this Hokage, right? . . Almost no one is watching it. . I've been waiting for almost a month and it's not over yet. . . Wouldn't it be nice to go to the movie world? It has to be anime. . Few people have seen it since I was a kid. . . I want to give up. . .

This book is not as poisonous as you say The protagonist is about to die, but the canned man saves him and gives him a system to pay off his debts. The debt is very high and the interest is too high. No matter how hard the protagonist works, he can't pay it back, so he works in vain. Let's talk about it from another angle The protagonist is about to die, and the canned man saves him, gives him a set of property in the advanced world, and also gives him a naked time travel plug-in, an experience card plug-in, so that the protagonist can travel across the world to learn knowledge and improve himself. The price the protagonist pays is to complete some tasks while traveling through the world. To put it another way It's the same routine as at the beginning of the time-traveling novel Time-traveling is the superpower of the protagonist, not given by the system Time-traveling cannot move things back and forth, but internal strength, mana and the like can be brought back,,, In comparison, the protagonist also has multiple experience cards and plug-ins There were quite a lot of time-traveling stories like this in the past, and no one said they were poisonous. Can't you accept it if you write it in another way? Or is there a bias in our understanding of "poison"? . . .

The author assumes that the protagonist pays off his debt, and since there is a life-saving offer, the protagonist should accept it. However, the reader's vision is usually that of the protagonist, and they can only see the cool points. The life-saving grace is none of my business as a reader. The author writes this to force the reader to follow the protagonist in repaying the debt, so this is the reason why he is persuaded to quit.

This book is really ruined by the jar at the beginning.

Seeing so many people arguing, isn't it just capitalists squeezing labor's surplus value? It sounds so nice, and you can also gain knowledge and train physical fitness. I love it.

When writing a book, write it well. A bunch of personal opinions appear repeatedly and affect the reading experience.

The author's writing is too perfunctory, and the logic behind it is wrong. I specifically jumped to the volume on the Three-Body Problem, but after Ball Lightning, it seamlessly connected to the Three-Body Problem. They are already victors and have become the world's boss, but they are still playing the Wall Plan.

I am different from other readers. I liked it very much in the early stage until the protagonist started to kill the reincarnations in the main god space. I felt that it was boring and gave up. Looking forward to the author's new book

It's good to watch But some of the plots of some mind-controlled NPCs feel a bit toxic The main character is a god, controlling and toying with a mortal to make him go crazy, which feels a bit cheap.

I think this one is still good, but your new book, forget it.

What are you doing? You don't end a story and just skip to the next one.

The writing ability is not bad. The problem lies in the fact that several books have one thing in common: they are not well written.

Is the author here? When will the new book be released?