A Motley Crew of Clones

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The protagonist of the Corpse Brother world, although tragic, I think this is the state of an ordinary person in the apocalypse. Moreover, the protagonist of that world at least had some abilities with the help of protagonists from other worlds. Those ordinary people without any cheat codes are the most miserable.

First of all, let me clarify that the energy level of Jackie Chan Adventures is not low. Don't be fooled by its current state; it's just that the tide is rising and falling, and it's entered a dry period. At its peak, it was extremely powerful! (It may not be comparable to immortality, but at its peak, its power was definitely not much weaker than that of the Kuiba God Clan and Suqing God.)

In the face of life, this land has no shortage of defeated soldiers and bloodthirsty kings, but when we uphold our own will, we are our own kings. —Wu He, Corpse Brother

The writing is becoming increasingly stereotypical, with all the main characters being the same goofy bumbling protagonists. Even the words, actions, and writing style of others are made goofy. But do you really think someone like Willow God or the Lord of the Forbidden Zone is possible? If this "Perfect" volume were published as a standalone book, it would have flopped long ago.

The protagonist's cheat code, superficially only consisting of a power seed, actually distorts the rules of the world. According to the theory of non-human genetic integration, every time Lan Mu transforms, the rules of the multiverse are altered, thus incurring the world's wrath. This could explain why the protagonist's life seems so miserable.

This book is not pretentious, does not use cheat codes, does not use memes, does not chase girls, does not pursue power, does not kill indiscriminately, does not make up for regrets, is not dark, does not have a saintly side, and does not even have any poison. It is practically nothing. I did not feel any sense of identification with it at all. What was the author's original intention in writing the heavens like this?

I saw some weird hanging pictures on Bilibili. I always said the Destiny Gu couldn't be destroyed.

I've noticed that many people still don't quite understand my "golden touch," so I'll explain it here to save everyone from arguing.

My thoughts on the Corpse Brother arc. The psychological changes and contradictions of the protagonist in the final chapter of *Corpse Brother* are not clearly explained; in other words, the details are lacking. However, overall, it's still quite good. It depicts what the vast majority of Chinese people, and indeed our nation, would choose.