
I Was Revived as a Hero, but Somehow Became an Idol
作为英雄复活的我竟成了偶像
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 857k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
393Chapters
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880Recs
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Chapters without the main character showing off are boring. This is not an anime. What's the point of letting a girl show off her clothes all day long? . It would be fine if there were pictures, but the problem is that there are no pictures at all.
A replica of Iron Girl, this wave is a memory, it belongs to
It was a good idea, and it was a bit embarrassing. Resurrecting others and asking others to pay for the resurrection really made everyone laugh. It was equivalent to pulling up the gods of the old world and telling them to pay, 80 Beijing RMB. The American team has been searched by SHIELD for so long, and it was not so embarrassing to pull it out and resurrect it. Americans all know that the Latin American team is the flag, but how come you become a hero and pay for it? It's funny.
To be honest, I rarely comment on novels, but this time I have to say it. There are some that are good in creativity but rubbish in terms of writing and plot. They are interesting at the beginning. What is the story behind?
I couldn't stand it anymore after reading chapter 160. It was originally a good and exciting subject, but it turned out that I felt uncomfortable writing about the God-killing organization. It's not that I can't write about the God-killing organization, but the plot of the God-killing organization is too exaggerated. Every time I fight back and forth with the protagonist, each time the protagonist unlocks new abilities and gives them to me, and next time I restrain the protagonist's new abilities. The protagonist unlocks new abilities in an infinite cycle. The most important thing is that the time interval is super short. Such an awesome organization whose purpose is to kill the protagonist, knowing that the protagonist's abilities have not been fully restored after resurrection, has every chance to organize a group. They have to send each other one after another like babies to save grandpa. It's disgusting. It slipped away.
I've only read a dozen chapters, so I came here to leave a comment. In the early stage of the world view, the logic was lacking, resulting in a weak sense of immersion in reading. You have to lose your brain to read. Then, after not thinking about it, it becomes okay to read.
It's quite boring. I have one thing to say. There is no main line, so I just go with the flow. The routine of pretending to be cool and slapping people in the face is too old and aesthetically tired.
I haven't read it yet, but after reading the introduction, I think this definition of a hero is quite normal. The strong protects the weak and is called a hero, so he is an idol. It's quite reasonable, right?
You are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, poisonous, poisonous.
It's so embarrassing, I'm scratching my feet and running away