I Loaded the God System in the Anime

I've read hundreds of chapters, and there are so many poisons in it, and all kinds of vulgar pretense, it's really embarrassing on the spot. Although it's cool, the main character transforms into Splatoon in addition to teasing girls from the beginning, and slanders people all the way to the end. Except for the fact that it can make people slightly agree when slandering other male protagonists, it is almost completely useless at other times. But! But! But! Let's look at it from another way. You can think of the protagonist as God and the master, and that world is a different-dimensional space with independent consciousness. In order to cater to God's preferences, the space consciousness adds the things that God likes in memory, and also adds the things related to it in order not to violate the harmony. If you look at it this way, you can understand why the male protagonist seems to be omniscient and omnipotent, why he just happened to encounter a story that he knows, why the girls in this world cater to the protagonist everywhere, and the favorability rate is so ridiculous, and the system is so nonsense, because it is very simple. To the system, this is a game, and it must have a good ending in the end: the harem of God. Hey! Is it explained all at once? Is it not so annoying at once? But I still hope that the protagonist can have sex. After all, the two most disgusting people in the world are the Archangel Cousin and the eunuch Neptune. In short, after reading it again with a different way of thinking, my impression is much better, and I have certain expectations for the novel. Some people may think it is reverse black, but it is undeniable that I can catch up to the end if I keep reading this way. (Laugh)

With such an obvious choice, what else should I write?

Fighting against each other every day, fighting against the sky, the ground, and the air, why don't you leave this urban soldier king? My evaluation is: not as good as Caiyun Xiaomeng

This opening is very similar to the one with Gabriel on the back table of the cat guest next door.

It was illogical to begin with. Are you looking for death by sucking Gabriel dry? I'm afraid you don't know that there is a sister-controlling angel in the sky staring at my sister. On the first day when my sister comes to earth, the sister-controlling angel is worried. Isn't it natural to peek at her?

It was completely attracted by Gabriel's depravity, but after reading the content of the book, I felt that it was all about self-pleasure. Basically, every female character has a full favorability rating. No matter what the protagonist does, he will not get angry or anything. If he gets angry, he will forget about it after one or two chapters. All kinds of bloody incidents happened one after another, and I am speechless.

I watched the beginning, and it was quite awkward. First there were various misunderstandings, and I was forced to become a pervert. If I didn't care, I was so excited, and if I cared, I didn't clarify. It was obviously a misunderstanding plot imitating the anime, but it was really not pleasing to the eye. Then there is the system, which seems to be quite high-end. Some kind of god, but it only gives out options that are clearly multiple choices and are actually single choices, and the protagonist is willing to let it be manipulated. Maybe it is because of the mentality of being jealous. Anyway, I can't accept it. Bye.

I thought that the protagonist would establish a society to protect human beings and then create a specialized organization, or recruit the four campus tyrants to fight. It was just called the harem department because of the name of the system task. Who knew that it would actually start to open a harem? It would be a boring plot. Moreover, the system also releases some nonsensical tasks in the name of protecting human beings. It would be better to do it once or twice. It is really disgusting. To sum up, it can be summed up in two words: "hypocritical". The protagonist is also in such a dangerous situation and has no sense of responsibility for "human beings". You must know that in this world view, humans can be said to be the weakest among intelligent creatures. However, the protagonist has no sense of responsibility at all, and the system is a system whose concept is to protect human beings. He has a completely indifferent attitude. The most important thing is that he has not yet become a god. (Will a "dragon" have a harem with an "ant"?) You are an "ant" and you can't even defeat Gabriel? (The "dragon" can't even defeat the "ant"? Are you here to throw the "dragon" away?) What's the difference between you and the "ant"? What qualifications do you have to call others "ants"? And you don't need friends and you still make friends? Or are you treating them as a harem? Oh~ I understand, you can have a harem without making friends, right? Ha, summary, double standards. But it's understandable. After all, the system is just a name, and the protagonist is not a good person. This is normal, but the key point is that it's not good for you to use another name? If you weren't making a name for yourself, what are you doing? Really discouraged.

I'm afraid that the author has a bad heart, because I posted a storyteller and it was deleted. Isn't it necessary?

I just watched some, what should I say? The protagonist is too venomous, especially the character flaws of the original anime protagonist. The author really went too far to let the protagonist pick up girls. Everyone is imperfect and has shortcomings. It is really bad for the protagonist to like to criticize others' shortcomings. After all, the protagonist is not a perfect good person, right? The protagonist who did this turned out to be a harem king, which made people feel double-standard and uncomfortable. In just 23 chapters, he had friendships with various female protagonists, or the various coincidences and help were deliberately a bit obvious. The rumors about the protagonist's perversion in the school were more like predictions. The protagonist in the ending must be a sentimental and perverted sp who has a harem.

To this day, I have reached the eighth level of poison resistance, but unfortunately I still almost got poisoned. Some of the plots cannot be said to have nothing to do with each other. I can only say that they are wrong and inconsistent. There are many poisonous points in the whole book. Although I don't speak well, I still have to say that this book is bullshit.

I'm really speechless when I see those harsh words (~_~;) Nowadays, if you write a book review if you are a little strict, you will be criticized. If you don't take the novel seriously, it will be a cover-up. The logic of the novel may not be rigorous, but at least there must be a closed-loop logic. Book reviews themselves are a place for readers to express their opinions. The purpose of readers asking questions is to seek recognition. The loopholes that most people agree with are the crux. Authors can improve themselves to achieve a win-win situation by solving these problems. But now, some people in the book review section are extremely violent. As long as there are some fault-finders in the book review section, they will just say whether they like it or not. If they disagree with the book, they will kick them out. It seems that they are not allowed to hold opposite opinions at all. This is unreasonable and unreasonable. As I said, I can accept the readers' objections, but I disagree with the author's final remarks. A complete shirk of responsibility will only make people disgusted. To quote Teacher Zhang, "A joke is not nonsense, and an adaptation is not random fabrication." Respecting the original work should be the most basic thing. From our point of view, fan fiction is mainly influenced by the original work. Reasonable innovation is acceptable, but an adaptation that completely ignores the original work is as weird as a painted skin, making it difficult for people to feel comfortable. This is also the source of logical criticism from readers. (The above personal opinions are for reference only. If there is any discomfort, please contact each other.)

Wasn't he asked by Xiaojing to join the club? Is it necessary to yell at a group of strangers? Author, if you want to complain about An Yilun, it has nothing to do with Yukino, but please arrange it under reasonable circumstances. Isn't the protagonist just a fool now?

Well, I personally thought it was very poisonous when I was under Penyuki, Eiri and An Yirunya. Also, the logic of the sermons given by the great teacher in the back was not quite right, and the character design didn't fit in. Anyway, I withdrew it.

A highly toxic self-pleasure story, the male protagonist is like a professional troll who feels that everything he does is right and feels good about himself, and then he can catch others with the slightest problem and slap them on their feet, and then the female characters are all kinds of OOC 😤

Actually, I can accept this book even if it's funny, but what I can't accept the most is that the male protagonist actually interprets other people's behavior in his own way. The campus bullying in the Toube department is just part of it. The most important thing is that Yukinoshita wants to do something and change something. Originally, Yukinoshita wanted to do something and change something. The family is not an ordinary family. In such an environment, some thoughts are not so simple. What you write is not just a matter of writing, but you simply want to add your own imagination to it and distort the character. So what is the meaning of writing this book? If you write so many characters, you can't control them at all, and in the end you can't write them either funny or serious. Why bother yourself?

I only read the first point, in order to promote the plot (I think), I feel that the author is also extremely outrageous. There are all kinds of coincidences one after another, which is simply outrageous. The sense of violation is too heavy. Where do so many coincidences come from?

I just saw Chapter 6 and I really can't stand it. It's so embarrassing. I can't stand all the choices in the underworld. I think it would be much better if there were no options in the underworld.

Please let your protagonist be a human being. . . Substitution cannot be entered. . . I'm leaving

In the past few days, everyone has been complaining about this setting for protecting humans, so I have deleted it now and only keep the setting for the system to create gods. I will write it later and release it when the world is in danger. There is also the reason why Gabriel was not discovered by Gaelu when he was sucked dry. One reason is because of the cover-up of the system, and the other reason is that some comic settings are used here. In the comics, Gaellu did not use clairvoyance to observe Gabriel in advance, so naturally he would not find that Gabriel was sucked dry. However, Gailu in the book still peeks at Gabriel because of one thing. Then the protagonist said that the dragon and the ant were just showing off, just to show that he had no friends. It couldn't be said that no one wanted to talk to the protagonist. If you have any questions you can ask here later, I will answer them when I see them.

The first few pictures in this book may not be familiar to those who read less comprehensive comics, but they are poisonous if they read more. First of all, on the first day of Gabriel's lower world, her sister is a sister-controller. She stares at Gabriel every day, and the heaven. Isn't the protagonist looking for death by absorbing Gabriel's energy? Second, the options given by the system make the protagonist feel like a puppet. Don't make too much difference between your options. Third, the systematic introduction to becoming a god and protecting human beings. There is no one. It's more expressive. I really can't change the title. I thought it was a world view of human weakness and supernatural beings. The style of painting is completely different. Fourth, the meaning of the protagonist in the first few pictures is unclear. He is still a dragon. He was installed just after time travel. Now the protagonist has been separated from the previous character. I didn't see it before. The protagonist is the second one. Fifth, the protagonist scolded the club really well, but there were too many confusing behaviors in the middle, which confused me.

I want to apologize to the two-dimensional fans I have criticized on Qidian. It turns out that they are not the bottom line of Qidian.