I Am the Master of the Void

So far, it's okay. The only drawback is that it's a bit awkward to think differently. It's particularly embarrassing every time I see the supporting characters making up their minds.

Personally, I think it's better to build your own forces and not ride on the official bandwagon. There are similar Cthulhu books that started to collapse after riding on the official bandwagon.

Guess the plot, the void invaded and the gods fell, but before the gods were about to die, they developed a system. The system found a person in another world who didn't understand anything (who was not averse to becoming a void creature), brought this person to his own world and made him a void creature, and then let local humans come into contact with the protagonist to create a bond with him. In this way, the void resources can be used to produce void spies to help humans, and then let the protagonist kill the void creatures. Growth, finally after the protagonist and the local humans repel the void, the gods begin to revive and create public opinion, secretly spreading the news that the protagonist is a void creature, then the protagonist and humans are separated and secretly guarding against each other (there may be a plot in the middle where the protagonist will stop the gods from reviving), and finally the gods fully recover and fight with humans to kill the protagonist, divide the protagonist's resources and research results, and finally conquer the heavens together.

The protagonist is over level 80 and has killed all the dragon gods in the seventeenth district. Why do you always think that you have no power? Or the protagonist must enter the game through the system before he can have more than 80 levels of power! But in reality, the protagonist's shop has trapped void creatures, and he also has power in reality, but everything in the shop is useless! But it doesn't affect other people who come to the store. It looked okay at first, but the more I watched, the more boring it became and the main character looked like a fool! You want to say that the protagonist has no power but he is basically invincible. If you want to say that he has power, he is not as powerful as a random person who comes to the store. People can see clearly that the protagonist is like a fool and knows nothing!

Di Huawen, who always made up his own mind, felt his head hurt and slipped away.

My assessment is that the protagonist is mentally retarded

Is there a little more activity in your mind?

It smells like I'm really not a demon. . . . .

Di Hualiu's novel makes me feel very excited. The more I read it, the more my head hurts.

This book seems familiar, but the protagonist and supporting characters feel a bit silly. Are the officials serious about this?

The writing is pretty good, but the description of the dialogue with the characters is awkward.

A person with a tied head and a ponytail is also powerful if he is called Lord of the Void.

I think there can be more pretentious things, for example, I started playing with mobile phones, and then I met some newbies. Boss Li felt bored and started a group to exchange information. Boss Li felt that he could learn more about the world in this way. Boss Li could sell things in the group and send the goods through the system (which can actually be teleported to the door through space). Then these newbies can participate in stories that are relatively low-end, equivalent to C and B-level characters. They don't know Boss Li either. Boss Li can be the leader behind this association, which can give the protagonist a sense of participation Of course, it mainly depends on the author. So far, it seems that there is no problem.

Whoever writes this kind of routine first gets the advantage. Reading one of these is enough. After all, the routines are all the same and yet you wrote it so late.

Another nb who doesn't know he is ruthless?

Take a bubble

So far, it looks pretty good, the Dihua is quite reasonable, and the power system feels good too.

Come on, author, don't cut it.

First of all, congratulations on the release of this book I would like to share my thoughts after reading these dozens of chapters I feel that although I have reached level 85, the world view has not yet been fully developed, such as what is the origin of the virtual realm, what does the protagonist, the master of the virtual realm, represent, and what direction will human beings develop when surrounded by the virtual realm? Then the human forces have opened up a corner, including the Hutong Legion, the Council of Elders, and the Dragonborn. , The Void Realm forces have not been introduced at all. We only know that there is a Void Realm Bone Dragon King who occupies the Dragon Origin Holy Land - and was killed by the protagonist in one move. There are quite a lot of things that can be written in this way. Generally speaking, this self-built world view is quite interesting, especially the self-built world view, which requires the author to set up his own strength system, sphere of influence, and story development direction. This is a big test for the author. Currently, the perspective has only expanded to the ninth area. If you fully expand it, you can write a lot. The protagonist is still level 85 at present, which is still far from level 100. There are still many things that can be written.            Let me talk about my personal opinion. I feel uncomfortable reading this. What kind of state is the protagonist currently in? He seems to be muddle-headed and has no correct assessment of his own strength. He can instantly kill the most powerful person on the surface with one move - - God-level Bone Dragon King, but he couldn't tell that none of his guests were ordinary people - there were A-level and S-level cultivators, and the perception was a bit split. In the latest chapter, everyone else saw that Boss Li was a god-level one and gave him the Eye of the Void, but in the end, only Boss Li was kept in the dark? Just, it doesn't look very "refreshing" and doesn't have that hearty feeling. I personally think this book has great future. It can be said to be at the level of food and grass so far. Of course, it would be better if the author can maintain this update speed and quality.

Take stock of the regions and their forces that have appeared now, including human regions and void creature regions . The content is subject to change as the author updates it. Newbies are advised to be cautious as it contains some spoilers. At the same time, everyone is welcome to add and correct. First of all, it is the ninth area where the protagonist first arrives, and it is also the first expansion point of the book ★District 9 The location where the protagonist arrives at the beginning is on the edge of human society Important forces: DawnCrossStreet--leader--protagonist Boss Li      Subordinates--Thorn Vine, Void Stray Cat ThreeOfficial Organizations: Hu Tong Corps--Guard Chief Wang Tengyun Night Watch--First Attack Minister Ye Cheng (former)  --Flash Sword Ye Suo (defected) Tianyang Company--Liu Lan (former) , Lu Qianzhen (current) Two underground organizations: Bird's Nest--leader Xiao/Meng Shiyun Shenyan Cult--leader He Qi (dead)

To be honest, I have read 40 chapters. I really like it. It is very well written and I feel that it is written very seriously and with great care. Cheers to the author.

What about today's update😡

Brother, come on. It's pretty. I'm looking forward to it.

No matter how you start, you always feel like a god.

Two chapters in a row today, I'm going to blow it up right away

Author, come on, I've ordered them all, don't be a eunuch

How come it's over If you, the author, feel that you are stuck, you can update it once a day, or even once every few days. At least you should keep it in mind. For example, The Legend of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality was originally updated twice a day, but later changed to once every few days. The results will gradually improve in the later period.

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