My Game Character Is the Savior of Reality

I saw the listed chapter and just briefly shared my thoughts. First of all, the background setting of this world is too dark. This is a world that has completely fallen into hell and is under the control of the devil. Humans themselves have no way to master extraordinary abilities, and they cannot even use their wisdom to usurp them. They can only sign contracts with demons to obtain their charity. And the official organization of this world has nothing. They can only rely on a book of devils that is a scam at first glance to restrict devils. They even seem to really believe in those so-called friendly devils who "sympathize with humans"? The second is the protagonist. Upgrading the game and synchronizing the game character's abilities are indeed different from other game-saving world novels that suppress the protagonist's strength. However, the author's various plot arrangements are really speechless. Those supporting characters and minor characters such as Lin Qingfeng appear just to die, such as the girl who cares about her younger brother. The purpose of writing a person's appearance is to describe how she was killed by a demon. This kind of plot only appears once or twice. I have read dozens of chapters and it has appeared no less than five times. What's the point? It would be better to say that there are too many such plots that make the protagonist look like a joke. Savior? What did you save?

After reading the author's complete collection of works, I feel a little afraid to pursue them.

Don't watch this if you're looking for behind-the-scenes footage. The protagonist has to fight on his own, and he's just grinding away at the demons in the back. He's not decisive at all.

Chapter 23: I feel like I have a poisonous point. I just got superpowers and I understand the devil. Your best friend sent you that message in the middle of the night. You still saw it, why don't you go and take a look?

Good luck to everyone~

The protagonist of this system actually ran to the front desk in person at the beginning, and he also had the ability to see through the opponent's disguise, and he was not surrounded.

The setting does not match the behavior of the protagonist at all. I feel that the protagonist still has the mentality of an adult playing games. He plays whenever he wants. He usually wanders around when he doesn't play. If he doesn't complete the main mission of killing pigs in the early stage, why not just keep it and raise pigs???

Your unauthorized changes to my lines are completely superfluous 😆

You'll know what the book is like when you see the introduction "Three or Two Times"

I don't have much strength but I still like to hang out with my body. It's boring.