Evolution Begins with Polluting the World

It is clear that the protagonist is a selfish and rational person who always keeps a distance from others. Most of the people who can continue to watch it like this kind of protagonist. However, since the third level of the protagonist, he sacrifices himself to save the friendly combat power, and then goes to the fourth level to run to the front line of life and death on the fifth level battlefield. It makes me feel weird. This protagonist's personality has become inexplicable.

I hope the origin of the protagonist is not too big. Xiao Meng struggled all his life, and finally found out that the protagonist was the reincarnation of the original Tianzun, and instantly felt that it had lost its meaning. There have been a lot of books from Qidian recently, and the protagonist has a particularly awesome origin in the end, which is very off-putting, like the reincarnation of Emperor Zhenwu, Yuanshi Tianzun, or something like that. Zhou Qing, an old fox, can be regarded as a saint. The style of books written 10 years ago was higher than now. The prince and general Xiang Ning has a husband. Recently, many of them have set up protagonists with very awesome backgrounds, which are really uncomfortable to watch. For example, Hong Yue is born to be awesome, and a group of people are just to help him continue to be awesome.

Why is there an invincible flow tag? Is this protagonist invincible?

The character description of the protagonist made me feel that it was a novel without a heroine, but the many female characters made me feel that it was half a harem novel. Because the relationship was normal, I could understand it. However, the sudden relationship with Lu Xianyi made me feel very abrupt, and I gave up on it. I couldn't read it. In fact, there were many hints in the front that this was not a novel without a heroine. I fell in love by mistake In terms of plot, didn't the protagonist have a somewhat selfish character in the beginning? Why is there so much self-sacrifice at the end? It's very fragmented. The battle depends on the protagonist to win, and the description of the world changing from the federation to ghg also makes me feel very sudden. Did the author change the outline?

I read more than a hundred chapters and was confused.

Good book. As a reader who has been reading for ten years, I am quite picky when it comes to reading. However, this book has its own unique appeal. One is that the growth system of this book is quite unique. The novels I have read before also have faith-based growth systems. Although the levels in this system are also faith-based names, this book did not give me a boring feeling. This is due to the liveliness and interest of its storyline. The primary and secondary characters are also more delicately portrayed. The suspense for the subsequent story is also very unique. The beginning and end of the whole story vaguely gave me the flavor of Jiangnan's old thieves and dragons, which was pretty good. I hope the author won't stop updating, keep up the good work.

The protagonist has the ability to devour, so why not go it alone? And that love, just put a time bomb next to yourself, right? Give it up, and a selfish person still joins the team despite being promised.

I've been watching it for so long, and I want to share my thoughts. The following is my own opinion about the protagonist of this book. I only saw the protagonist getting off the sea train. If there is anything wrong, it means that you are wrong about me. I watched it, and the previous ones were very interesting, but when I got to Sea Train, I felt like the protagonist had changed. Then I started to slowly skip the movie before I finished it. In the plot of the sea train, Lu Xianyi was originally hesitant to get on the sea train, but the protagonist's "invitation" was to ask her if she wanted to go together, so she decided to go together. Perhaps it's because of their team-appreciation relationship described above, which makes me feel that they at least have the feeling of being partners together. However, later on, the protagonist got off the train alone. The protagonist has grown up (in my opinion), but his companion Lu Xianyi stayed behind (I think it was not voluntary, after all, the sea train is so cruel). Maybe she stayed voluntarily, but when she said goodbye to the protagonist, she felt that the protagonist was so relaxed, and she seemed to have matured. It gave me the feeling that the protagonist abandoned his companions so easily. Especially when I saw someone in the comment section saying: Next time I meet this female character, she might turn into a domestic animal. This makes me think that the protagonist is an irresponsible person who treats his friends badly. After all, he left after he had grown up, and no longer reached out to help his companions who were considered dead (mainly because the protagonist has that ability). Maybe my understanding is wrong, but when two people went from the sea train, when they left, only the protagonist benefited, while the other one was still struggling for the future and had to leave. Makes me feel bad. Let's take a look for now.        ，，，

Before Chapter 150, it could be regarded as a masterpiece. Although minor problems appeared one after another, the flaws did not hide the flaws. After one hundred and fifty chapters it is completely useless, useless to eat and a pity to discard.

After reading a little bit, I have a question, why are there no infected beasts? Humans can be infected, and other organisms should also be infected. From the places I looked at, there is no sign that animals and plants can be infected. The male protagonist only encountered a few human infected bodies when he was hunting with a compound bow at night. I hope you can answer this question or add some settings.