The Myriad Worlds Savior System
万千世界救世主系统
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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364Chapters
17.1kRecommendations
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He saved Tony Stark's life, but to maintain the protagonist's image of being broke and to prevent him from running out of money later, the author only gave him $300,000 as payment. I ask you, are you satisfied? Are there any other Marvel stories where saving Stark resulted in a lower reward?
I'm supposed to be a savior, and all you give me as rewards are trial cards—for a few days or even just a few hours? What's so interesting about that?
One of the most tragic things in life is having money at your feet, but not even the ability to bend down. I was about to become the first investor, but yesterday I used up all my investment slots. This is so frustrating!
Serious discussion thread I'd like to offer some feedback to the author. Where does the protagonist get his confidence? He's got nothing but experience cards, and every time he gets a gold card, he uses it within a few chapters. Another comment is also very true: I'll be your savior and that's it? The only benefit is a trial card? I get to experience it once and it's gone?
On one hand, the protagonist is tasked with saving the world; on the other hand, he's expected to live a life similar to that of a welfare recipient. I don't know what the protagonist is thinking, but if I were in that situation, I'd want the world to be destroyed!
After reading three chapters, I really couldn't take it anymore. A character like the protagonist should just go work in a factory tightening screws! A pure black slave...
This is the most awful system I've ever seen. They drag someone in for no reason to be their savior, but they don't even give them an ID card, superpowers, or money. It's like some ordinary, poor, undocumented person is saving the world!
Author, please let me know when you start a new book on your old one. If I hadn't mentioned it, I wouldn't have known you started a new book.
Do you really like conspiracy theories that much? You portrayed Gandalf as a schemer, so why didn't you portray Sauron as a savior? This kind of thing happening when the book is released is enough to make me delete it and leave, let alone subscribe.
Did this author sell their account? Compared to the previous book, the plot is not only unengaging but also has many flaws. Surely an experienced author wouldn't resort to such revenge against society?