I Was Exposed as a Devil

Let's talk about my own setting. I feel that the protagonist has fallen into a low-dimensional world. In my imagination, zero dimension is a point, a gestating world. It absorbs information scattered in various dimensions and forms a certain plot, forming a one-dimensional world. When it is affected by external forces or When the world itself develops to a certain extent and breaks the plot, a two-dimensional world is formed. When the creatures in the world produce souls, they form a preliminary extraordinary world, similar to low-magic martial arts worlds, which are three-dimensional. The fourth dimension is the level below immortals, and the fifth dimension is the level above immortals. Each There are countless parallel spaces in a world. In each parallel space, you can only cultivate to the Golden Immortal by yourself. If you want to upgrade, you must understand the rules, understand the laws of the world you are in, and break through the Taiyi Golden Immortal. To achieve perfection, you must break through the space where you are and go to countless dimensions. Recycle and merge yourself in the parallel space. When the Great Luo Jinxian reaches perfection, there are two ways to break through. One is to merge with the way of heaven in the five-dimensional world, become a saint, and travel through countless parallel worlds in the past and future. The other is to break through to a higher dimension, which is our current world, the six-dimensional world. There is no parallel space in the world of more than six people. Everyone is special and unique. As for our settings, I feel that we are just civilians in the six-dimensional world. Our status is high enough, but we do not have any special abilities. When we die in the six-dimensional world, maybe we will fall into the low-dimensional world, but our own status is high enough, and the origins we carry will form our various golden fingers.

Let the author go to the hospital and have a look! This condition cannot be delayed🙄🙄🙄

Is it because the protagonist cannot see those things, or is there something wrong with the spirit of these aborigines?

Severe reduction inintelligence

All I can say is that the male protagonist's IQ is really too low.

The protagonist's mind was filled with 💩. He even noticed the "infection" thing when he was equipping it, but then he simply forgot about it. The NPCs shout out the word "infection" directly, and the protagonists act as if they have never known the word "infection".

I like this book very much, but I don't like it very much for two reasons: 1. The protagonist is a little too self-indulgent, which makes me feel that the protagonist's IQ is a bit low. . . Hmm 2. I don't really defend my shortcomings, because someone I just met did not care about Sheng Hailing's feelings and taught her a lesson Overall, I still like it very much, and I hope the author will keep up the good work

The subject matter is quite new, but you have to be mentally ill to watch it.

Let me tell you something, the protagonist has a problem with his IQ

You really can't read this novel with your brain in mind... If you read it with your brain in mind, you will lose.

If you can't accept that the protagonist is an idiot, I think it's a major poison. The author's idea is very good, but my resistance to this type of poison is still too low 😒

After reading the comments below, I'm not the only one who thinks the protagonist is mentally ill.

This book is really poisonous. If you have more than 1,000 followers, you win.

As mentioned before, explorers have no advantage when facing monsters. The fish in the river are a big trouble for them. It can be speculated that the force value in the safe zone is not high, at least it cannot clean up the mutant zone. The protagonist, according to the speculations of the people in the safe zone, is at the level of a demon and is the strongest among mutant monsters. At this time, "a group of big guys" in the safe zone were clamoring to capture the "devil" to get the serum. Where was his brain? What is the difference between this and India saying that it will surpass China and the United States in five years? There are loopholes in the author's setting. Don't mention the level of demons beforehand, and then weaken the monsters encountered by the protagonist to the point where the explorer can barely deal with them.

A girl who likes her owner

There are problems with this setting, brother. The source of the protagonist's abilities is not explained, and the protagonist's vision is different from other people's vision. This means that the protagonist is destined to be unable to integrate into the life circle of ordinary people. If no one else intervenes to guide the plot, this book will either become a chronicle or it will not last long. Furthermore, other passerby characters are too smart. How can a group of people who have to be careful when going to infected areas have the courage to catch the "demon"?

Is the protagonist of your setting not very smart and without the most basic observation skills? After reading Chapter 12, I feel like I'm going to die of embarrassment.

The subject matter is good, but the writing skills are not good, and it is a bit brainless.

The subject matter is really good, and your writing style is great. . . . If you blindly guess that you have been writing two to three million words, the index will be around 3,000.

The main reason is that the supporting characters are too IQ-degrading. If the author hadn't lowered IQ or said that the writing was so nonsensical, this book would still be good.

At the beginning of Chapter 151, an infected ant was mentioned, and then he started talking about water like crazy. It can't be said to be water. After all, there is still some practical information, but it's just about ants. The protagonist started to disconnect from the first few chapters, and then it was from the perspective of the new younger brother and the eagle, and then the younger brother was careless and almost got fucked because he was not strong enough. It almost took up a chapter just to regret and be grateful to the protagonist, and then it was from the perspective of the infected body that was provoked. Here is an elephant, which is awesome, and there is an ant, which is even more awesome. Then there are nearly eight chapters, maybe more descriptions about ants, what the fuck? ? ? Am I reading this book to see ants? If so, why did I read your book? Also, on the human side, everyone said that he was a demon. They all knew that he had subdued the eagle that humans did not dare to mess with before. They knew that he was awesome, but they still wanted to grab the blueprints that the protagonist found, saying that he could not let others get it if he could not get it. How did such a person become a high-level person? (Except for the Chou Country, of course) It's outrageous to say that the protagonist looks human and thinks, "Oh, he's a human, so he must be easy to bully." Okay. There is also a problem with the perspective of the protagonist. I am afraid that if it is not for the protection of minors, the monsters and infected people will automatically harmonize into their original appearance.

It's a good subject matter, but it's poorly written and I really can't stand it.

The setting is good, but the writing is too poor. I hope the author can practice his writing more. See you in the next book.

The book is okay, but the main character is a bit brainy

Similar to Saya's Song

It's so uncomfortable to jump back and forth between poison and non-poison.

It's better that I'm not the devil

Come to Shennong and look at the introduction and see nothing.

It makes sense to think of the protagonist's world as a Cthulhu system. What a normal person sees is different from what a low sanity value sees. If we look at the current human beings using the template of a running group, it is enough to have only 10 points at birth and add high spiritual vision.

The dog monster is willing to be the devil's mount... Riding a dog will ruin your crotch.