I’m the Only Normal Person in the World

I saw 618. There are still a few chapters to come. I looked through the table of contents and was too lazy to finish it. Even if this book is over, I am too lazy to read it. Looking at it now, I actually feel that the protagonist is not very strong. Although he is "invincible", I just feel that the protagonist is not worthy. He relies entirely on being invulnerable and has a lot of pretense. Although he can hold a gun weighing nearly a ton as a weapon, it is far from the expectation. The description of the protagonist's growth is almost the same. It can only be seen from the constantly updated equipment and props, as well as the magic coming from the fairy created by the protagonist. Oh, the protagonist seems to have become stronger again. It started with dozens of kilograms of weapons, then several hundred kilograms, then one ton, and then that was it. I had no passion for reading. Starting from the last four to five hundred chapters, I skipped several dungeons without reading them, because it felt like I had read them and not read them. There are no changes, so I just got some props and just watch what the protagonist got after returning. It doesn't affect reading at all How can I put it, it's very bland, without any ups and downs. I want to say it but don't know how to say it. I don't think it's good, but it's okay. At least I've been watching 600 It's a lot of chapters. I'd say it's good, but it's just that. I was ready to move it out of the bookshelf when I saw this, and I didn't bother to read it later Oh yes, I remembered a word, anticipation. After watching it for a long time, my expectation for the protagonist disappeared. From the beginning, I felt that the protagonist was very awesome. I hope I hope to become stronger, hope for various changes, and all the expectations for the protagonist slowly disappear later. I feel that the protagonist is just like this, and I have no expectations. Without expectations, I have no urge to watch anymore In fact, I have always been looking forward to the protagonist's own strength and the evolution of life. There are no changes after the breakthrough, but this book has no description of strength, speed, physical strength, or mental strength. All it has is the equipment that has been continuously strengthened. It is a little heavier, and then a little heavier. Then it feels like the protagonist has become stronger, but there is no concept. The only time he shows strong defense is in the dungeon. I resisted a cloud bomb or something, and then there is no description of this aspect again. It is as light as water, invincible, but not that invincible. It just relies entirely on the passive of being invulnerable. In itself, it feels like that After saying so much, there is no intention to blacklist it. Is this a "finished speech"? It's like watching TV for a long time. I want to express my feelings after watching it. After all, I have read more than 600 chapters. Among so many books, there are not many that can be read for so long. I am a bit obsessed and I have written so much in a mess END

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I have endured it for a day and still can't hold it back. The plot between Xia Ping'an and Tianmen is really the biggest mess in this book. The so-called "forgetting override" that seems reasonable is only seemingly reasonable. If you look closely, it is as nonsense as the protagonist's "anger". And this reason is even more fragmented in this long and smelly plot. The character of the protagonist in this plot cannot be... To say that everything is broken, I can only say that the author's force majeure protagonist is also very helpless, or that the protagonist is suffering from Alzheimer's disease😅Things that should be solved in two chapters or even one day have to be as disgusting as an alcoholic's vomit. Author, if you don't want to write it, you can just finish it. Do you think this kind of thing is fun to insult my eyes and cheat me of my money😅?

There is a very classic question. The difficulty is so high. Can anyone other than the protagonist really pass it?

I am an old writer of invincible novels. Basically, invincible novels have all the fun points, they are not suppressed, and they can overcome all obstacles with one force. The disadvantage is that the two chapters are not enjoyable enough to read 🙂

Please write well. After reading "Being a Teacher", I can't read the rest of it.

A hundred years later, someone else came out to write it? Shuangwen doesn't need logic? It started to be inconsistent. One second it was authenticated, and the next second it was no longer legal. After squatting on the golden toilet for a hundred years, the protagonist's personality has changed? Forced pleasure? Are you pretending to be a slap in the face? Start a short article? I've almost finished reading it, but the author still persuades me to quit. The passionate and invincible novel has turned into a pretentious and slap-in-the-face urban novel. I can't finish it, wouldn't it be nice to finish it? Besides, I have written such a huge world, and the protagonist can't go and see it and fight stronger enemies, so why does he have to make up some unknown plot? He also hung a flag saying that he was the owner of the island, so don't shoot. Is this the invincible Xia Shisan? Is this the arrogant Xia Shisan? Why did he become like a funny guy? Such a tasteless thing, I almost thought it was some funny protagonist. The protagonist has been under pressure for a hundred years, and with this huge improvement in strength, instead of fighting a stronger enemy, is he just pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger? The look and feel is too torn, goodbye.

Actually, it's a bit confusing. I hope to write about how the passers-by and teammates deliberately plotted against the protagonist. It would be cool to have a few more chapters to foreshadow the plot and then the protagonist to break it off casually. Take a look at these chapters. The villain's IQ is limited. He throws fitness equipment at the elevator door and kills him. Sweep it over and it will collapse. If the guests in the hotel had IQs, they shouldn't have written about someone rushing in Oak's face before. If they didn't have IQs, they would have given them away even if they saw a big gap in strength. This carnival night is a bit contradictory in writing.

I don't know if other book lovers feel the same way, but the protagonist doesn't have any real growth. Now it's not just a matter of routines, but more of a mess in characterization, being invincible for the sake of being invincible, being unparalleled for the sake of being unparalleled. This causes the protagonist to become more and more superficial, or to become a god who is divorced from human identity, and is full of violence and ignores all ethics and morals. This may be the expression pursued by the author, who wants to depict an ultimate existence that is free from all constraints, a kind of species superiority and contempt. In short, from a personal perspective, I regret subscribing to all the chapters at once. I regret it very much (it is currently the morning of January 15th). I sincerely hope that the author can allow the inner growth of the protagonist in the subsequent chapters. If the route of this book is to mow the grass unparalleled and make people who are tired of life happy to watch it, then just pretend that it said nothing. Anyway, I don't understand anything.

The dialogue between the characters in So Mess is so strange, it's so dry and awkward to read.