Ten Thousand Versions of Me Across the Heavens

Compared to most people who troll the Holy Mother Zheng Zha, when in danger, I may risk my life to save Zheng Zha instead of saving those trolls. I can even use it as a stepping stone in times of crisis (no sense of guilt, after all, it is all based on your self-interest principle, everyone is like this, I can also blend in). Why? To put it simply, even Zheng Zha would risk his life to save me. He is worthy of my saving and is a person who can be my brother.

You don't understand this book... I'm here to see 10,000 people crossing the sky... Your internal power of more than 1,000 years can break through a base that defends against nuclear explosions, but you can't even kill the alien directly... I really don't know what use your internal power of more than 1,000 years is, and that sword too, it's better not to use that bit of spirituality. You might as well make one that you decide subjectively. When you need to fight hard, the sword will limit the output, alas. You can create a psychologically determined sword of your own. The sword's output will be fine according to your psychological limitations. The sword's determined output will limit the powerful output when you are desperate. What a fool.

It doesn't matter what you do for yourself, but you put yourself in danger to save stubborn others. It's too outrageous. Even if you cheat and no one dies, it's still uncomfortable to watch. Because the protagonist has no obligation or responsibility to protect the Virgin. You are trying your best to protect the Virgin, and you are almost done. And that spiritual network that is like a foreshadowing, don't say it when the time comes, it will be integrated into the blue network. This is too idealistic

I still like the more selfish protagonist. The protagonist of this book feels too bright and majestic, and I feel that the selfishness of human nature has nothing to do with the protagonist. When I read this book, I had no sense of empathy at all. I know that I am a selfish person, so I cannot empathize with it. There is a passage in the book about saving a doctor. The virus has broken out. Even if the doctor dies, he still has to save the person on the operating table. Even if he saves the person, he still has to save the person. If I met him, I would turn around and leave. For the protagonist, the doctor is dispensable to him. There is absolutely no need to save someone who has nothing to do with you. You may not even survive but you still need to save someone? This book can be said to have ten thousand protagonists and ten thousand saviors. Why doesn't the author write something about real human nature?

I have an idea, but are you sure you want to write Douluo for the second one? In a year's time, the gene lock will be at level four. . Even if we don't talk about this, is it not indiscriminate killing if the space ring is equipped with modern weapons? God King? How many divisions does he have?

I wonder if this Tang San is not that strong either.

The latest person to travel through time turned out to be the Three-Body Problem. It was numb. The author said that gene locks are a universal force across the universe. So what he said when he joked about the alienated three-body system that Emperor Ding smashed the water droplets could really come true. At that time, it may be a level 4 high-level one-on-one battle against the three-body fleet of 3,000 people 😂. What did they send, a Ding Yi. This must show that the earth is a race that pursues truth, goodness and beauty, and humans are too fragile. The Trisolaran First Fleet sent the Mantis collection spacecraft, and three thousand motherships made contact with Phalanx. Report to the First Fleet Captain that the Mantis has self-destructed. What a pity, this is the earth's messenger of peace to us. The first fleet "Hengji Era", "Giant Pendulum", "Human Computer"... Were killed in battle. What's going on? The reconnaissance plane is dispatched. Oh my God, it's Emperor Ding Yi! The attacking object is Emperor Ding Yi! In the birth and destruction of countless rounds of life, the Trisolaran layer has imagined various possibilities of fighting aliens. In the minds of scientists, the image of extraterrestrial aliens is always grand. The Trisolarans have ideas for all the extreme weapons and tactics they will face when wandering the universe. The most frightening among them is the light speed limit attack. Just a wake of a curvature-driven spacecraft is enough to extinguish an entire fleet. But now, the Trisolaran First Fleet is facing the fact that the only enemy is a human individual. It is a splash from the ocean of Earth's strength. And this individual's attack method is just the oldest and most primitive tactical impact attack that the Trisolaran Navy has ever used.

Things have started to change. When I wrote about Red Alert, the Mohists' universal love is not offensive. Now they are actively provoking war. Although they are powerful, their current behavior is equivalent to destroying a world view that they cannot accept. Then they go to destroy it and then build a world view that is pleasing to their eyes. Although it is normal, it is not the same as the Mohist you wrote about at the beginning. If the attack is not in line, the Gongshu family can be said to be okay. Moreover, the way you behave now is a kind of power. Previously, you were forced to resist, or the civilization has been destroyed, and now it belongs to the lower level of civilization. However, you don't like this civilization, so you overthrew it. Your behavior is not serious, but it contradicts the purpose of your advocacy. It looks awkward.

I suggest changing the title of the book to "Ten Thousand Me to Save the World". The protagonists are really great and upright. Their kindness has transcended race, nationality and status. They are simply the reincarnation of saints.

Why do I feel that the author has reduced Zhetian's combat power?