This World Is Clearly Safe

Cao beats the protagonist for no reason, but the protagonist does not hate her. Yang Shuo was polite to the protagonist at first, but the protagonist provoked him again and again.

The more I watch, the more I feel that the protagonist really has a mental problem.

The overall framework is pretty good and I like it very much, but there is one big problem. I can understand that the protagonist is mentally ill, but please don't make these supporting characters also mentally ill. In the era of terror resurgence, everyone who survives should be cautious, especially government officials and researchers. From the first time, humans and ghosts are happy. It is understandable that humans are mentally ill, but are ghosts also? How can you be happy with people without killing people? None of the staff or researchers thought the ghost's behavior was abnormal? Still laughing. The third time, the ghost coin and the aftermath of the third-level ghost's attack on the protagonist were able to suppress the guardians to death, and the protagonist was fine. As a result, these guardians reprimanded the protagonist without even blinking. Is it because the guardians have lost their brains and muscles, or is it because promotions in the entire organization only depend on level and strength rather than IQ. . . I can understand that these writing methods are to highlight the protagonist, but the supporting characters are too intellectual, which really affects the reading experience.

It feels like a big world view. The protagonist is a certain powerful god, and then he is seriously injured in a battle with other gods. After that, he enters the world he created to recuperate. The wooden body consciousness falls into deep recuperation. The body is controlled by personality casually. The world is created by its own laws. It means that you are all created by me, and you are all the same in my own eyes.

After reading Chapter 46, I didn't read it when there was a twist later, so I just talked about the current character Villain Man: You are rude and I will comfort you. You called me my fiancée and I have reminded you. Not only did you continue to talk but you also used the widow to disgust me, then I will beat you Villain Woman: The city is in trouble, and I also have to fight as a healer. You once harassed me, but you are an ordinary person. I asked my teammates to protect you, and I went out to fight against the enemy by myself Protagonist: I write love The book is harassing you. Although it was the teacher who told me to die in society, I don't dare to hold a grudge. He will hold a grudge against you. I said bad things about your fiancée and you reminded me what's wrong. I also said that I used a widow to disgust you. I think I didn't say anything wrong. You actually dared to hit me, so I will grudge you too.

After reading books for so many years, this is the first time I've seen this kind of thing. I've gained experience. It's the first time I've seen such a fresh and refined protagonist 🙂. Anti-toxicity +10

The protagonist is like a clown, why is he labeled relaxed?

I feel that the contrast between the protagonist's eyes and the real scene is quite interesting, but the protagonist makes me want to vomit. Why should I write it in such a disgusting way? There are gangsters and philistines who smell like shit, and there are all kinds of details that make me want to vomit. Some people also say that it is necessary to set the character as a psychopath. It seems that he wants to write an abnormal big boss with unclear self-awareness, but what does it have to do with writing such a disgusting protagonist? So only disgusting people are not normal people, right? It is written like this? Psychosis and disgusting people are completely different concepts. I feel like I can write that the protagonist is a psychopath with no clear understanding and at the same time make the protagonist more likable. Instead of a protagonist whose chapter reviews are shouting about beating him up, and whose character details are so disgusting, who is disgusting? Doesn't the author feel that he has written such a clown protagonist who everyone shouts about beating up, or is it more popular like this? I read in the chapter reviews that I don't know how many people were persuaded to quit by this protagonist. His ideas are quite good, but this kind of protagonist is speechless and has no brilliance at all.

Convinced. Why do people keep criticizing the protagonist as disgusting? . The protagonist's setting is a twisted world with a twisted personality and outlook. If you use normal people's thinking to see if the protagonist is mentally ill? In the eyes of the protagonist, being weird means being a normal person, which means that the protagonist's outlook on life is distorted. Just like a normal person who is possessed by a strange illusion, even abnormal things become normal after being affected by the illusion.

The setting of the protagonist is really discouraging. His character is very market-oriented. In short, he is a gangster. In some cases, he is worse than a gangster. His mental state is obviously abnormal. However, compared with some mentally ill protagonists, he seems too petty. Even if the reason is revealed in the later stage, the early impression is too deep.