
This World Is Clearly Safe
这个世界明明很安全
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 707k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 4y ago
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307Chapters
589.9kRecommendations
76.5kFans
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Cao Wuduan beat the protagonist, but the protagonist didn't hate her. Yang Shuo was initially polite to the protagonist, but the protagonist repeatedly provoked him.
The more I watch, the more I feel that the protagonist really has mental problems.
The overall framework is pretty good, and I like it a lot, but there's a big problem. I can understand the protagonist being mentally ill, but please don't make the supporting characters and extras mentally challenged too. In an era of resurgence of terror, those who survive should be very cautious, especially government officials and researchers.
It has a grand worldview feel to it. The protagonist is a powerful god who battles other gods and is severely injured. Afterward, he enters a world he created to recuperate. His wooden consciousness enters a deep healing phase, while his body is arbitrarily controlled by his personality. The world is created by his own laws, meaning you are all created by him, and in his eyes, you are all the same.
I've read 46 chapters, and even if there's a plot twist later on, I won't read any more. I'll just talk about the current character development. Villain: I tried to appease you when you were being rude, but I already warned you about my fiancée. Not only did you continue, but you also tried to disgust me by bringing up widows. So I'm going to hit you.
After reading so many books over the years, this is the first time I've seen something like this. It's broadened my horizons. It's the first time I've seen such a refreshingly unique protagonist. 🙂, Poison Resistance +10
The main character is like a clown, so why is it labeled as lighthearted?
The contrast between the protagonist's perspective and the real-world scene is quite interesting, but the protagonist himself is nauseating. Why write something so disgusting? The thugs and scoundrels with their filthy and manipulative nature, along with all sorts of other details, just make me want to vomit.
I'm speechless. Why do people always criticize the protagonist for being disgusting? The protagonist's character is set in a twisted world with a twisted personality and values. If you judge the protagonist with normal human thinking, aren't you crazy? The fact that the bizarre is normal in the protagonist's eyes shows that the protagonist's values are twisted. It's like a normal person being under a strange illusion—even abnormal things become normal after being under an illusion.
The protagonist's character is really off-putting. His personality is very street-smart, basically a thug, a hoodlum, and in some situations even worse than a thug. His mental state is obviously abnormal, but compared to some mentally ill protagonists, he seems too petty. Even if the reason is revealed later, the impression he left in the early stages is too deep.