Surviving Global Nightmares, and I’m Actually a Legendary Big Shot

It's too poisonous. You can become a ghost king in one mouthful. After you lose your power, your behavior looks like a freshly baked kid. This is not even one ten thousandth of the danger as before. I even doubt that the ghost king before you got mixed up? Having the same big brother as some small buildings is really out of character. Don't tell me that he is like this because he has no power now. I mean it, ugh.

The background setting of the story is flawed, and it forcibly de-intellects society in order to set off the protagonist, which makes people feel awkward and uncomfortable. Ghostland Exploration is 99 years old, and the protagonist is also a high school student in the learning stage, but he still doesn't know anything. Does that make sense? It's a matter of life and death, and you have to experience a death adventure every seven days. The school actually doesn't teach any common sense. It only teaches students how to escape. If they can't escape, let them live or die. At other times, what they learn in school is 1 plus 1, and they have to learn it every day. This background is so retarded.

Personally, I feel that the author's setting of the strongest ghost king can be changed to the chief of a certain profession. The background laid out in this way can be inherited completely. Whether he has many followers or was once powerful, it is more consistent with the ghost king. The first reaction of the Ghost King was more about status. He even said that the protagonist led some capable people under him to establish a kingdom in the ghost world and was called the Ghost King. However, he still focused on his own strength. Being able to lead heroes from all walks of life was just a matter of personal charm. This is in line with the protagonist's life after returning to the human world. Generally, the protagonist of a time-travel flow is a ghost king or the like, and they basically focus on leadership to control the situation. There are several former subordinates who arrange work in advance, develop at a high speed and crush the opponents.

In fact, if you can get through the beginning, you will also get through the beginning of this book. (The author has a strong fighting ability, so please consider it as appropriate before commenting).

How can I put it, after reading Chapter 65, I felt like I was trying to sell someone on someone else's head. Whether it's the title or the introduction, it looks like the return of the strong. The protagonist is said to be very powerful at the beginning, but the male protagonist never feels like a boss. He is just an ordinary unlimited protagonist. The most uncomfortable thing is that a power rivaling the Ghost King appears in Chapter 65 (the male protagonist was the Ghost King before and is the strongest in the underworld). Not to mention how strong the male protagonist is in the early stage, at least he can't lose his strength before rebirth.

Why does this introduction look like a eunuch?

This author is really good. The novel hasn't been published yet. I don't know anything else about it, but he has a really good temper.

Customer service writer? ? I don't believe it unless you bless me

It really feels strange. The protagonist did not have such a game-like system when he traveled back in time. He relied entirely on himself. So those so-called skill releases might as well test his own creation. . . So this part is blank, and he should be able to enter the underworld through his own experience and methods. There is no need to join the so-called dream or join any forces. . . A skinny camel is bigger than a horse. . . There are also life experiences and those that are too inconsistent with his status as a ghost king. . . . Even if you hide, you should avoid communication. The more you communicate, the more you communicate. . The more exposed. . . .

I pray for the author's blessing. I haven't read the novel yet, but seeing how the author's attitude is so poisonous, I will continue to read it!