Earth Ahead: Gods and Demons Forbidden!

Everyone, please find more advantages!!!

After reading Chapter 30, what did I read? In order to raise this question mark, I even gave a reward of 100 coins.

So far, this book has thirty-six chapters and a total of 72,000 words. The first two chapters, totaling 4,000 words, are about the protagonist acquiring the system, perfecting his skills, and setting long-term goals, such as killing all alien creatures. The last thirty-four chapters, totaling 68,000 words, are about the protagonist's subordinates looking for the protagonist. First, the richest man Zhang Yun (the protagonist's logistics manager) offers a reward of 10 billion US dollars to find the oriental black-haired man code-named Commander-in-Chief. Secondly, who is the president of the Black Dragon Society? Jing Xizhi. Anyway, his surname is Jing (the protagonist's warrior leader). He is offering a reward for the position of president and is looking for the protagonist. Like Zhang Yun, he does not know any other information about the protagonist. Third, there is a female college student named Shangguan (the protagonist's confidante and the deputy commander-in-chief of mankind). She did not offer a reward, but she made a guess that the protagonist is probably in a certain city. Fourth, Chief of Staff Duan Changkong seems to have this name (a think tank-like figure of the protagonist). He called on the top brass across the country to find the protagonist together. In short, for the last thirty-four chapters, remember one sentence, which means you have finished reading. The protagonist is really important to mankind, and the whole country is looking for it. After reading it, I have a few questions. First, is the protagonist a shady person, so there is no information, including the protagonist's confidante, no other reborn person knows the protagonist's name? Second, it's just that they don't know the protagonist's name. They don't even know the protagonist's age and appearance. They are looking for the protagonist, who is codenamed Commander-in-Chief, an oriental black-haired man. If the protagonist's confidante is better, he is likely to know the protagonist's location.

It's really too watery. There is not so much water in the four oceans. The subject matter is very good, but the layout is too small. I gave up and gave up. It is rare and valuable to persist until the third wave of invasion. I was very passionate when I first read it. Now the more I read, the more watery it becomes. There are no details. The writing is not as cool as the writing, and the writing style is average.

It's too watery. I've read so many novels and you are the most watery one I've ever seen. I really can't stand it anymore.

For ten chapters, I just want to ask if the Golden Alliance is serious.

This kind of book can only be used as a target if you lift it up with money.

Are the Zerg at odds with the Chinese? There is a pure land in foreign countries, but space-time wormholes are everywhere in China?

This book reminded me of something called AI writing, which is characterized by good writing, a lot of nonsense, and the end result.

It's too shabby, more than 50 chapters are spent looking for the commander, and then dozens of chapters are gathered, and after reading 100 chapters, I was poisoned and died 🥵