I'm Confessing Everything

Self-explosion is almost the same as not exploding at all, and it doesn't feel any better at all.

The first 4 chapters are a mess. I can't stand watching it. The main character is self-destructing but it misses the point. There are only 1 or 2 main sentences in a few thousand words. The rest is just crazy.

It's boring if there's no chapter to talk about, but it's fun to watch other people talk about it

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As a new author, give yourself a good review, but it's not too much.

Luo Liba Suo, talking about self-destruction, ended up talking a lot of irrelevant nonsense, saying nothing important and missing the point.

The IQ is reasonable. Anyone who travels to a world that he clearly knows is this novel can reasonably guess the reason for his birth. Just like Galileo used a telescope to see that the stars are round, he will naturally guess that the earth may also be round. I have read a lot of fan fiction, and the most speechless thing is reincarnation. Your reincarnation can fall from the upper narrative to the lower narrative. In your previous life, you were a natural person equal to Yang Zhendong, Wang Zhong, Zhang Wei, and Jiang Hu. In your next life, you will be reincarnated in the novel and become a lower narrative. What a sin it must have been to be so unlucky. As for the original author dreaming and observing the story of the protagonists in another world and writing it into a book, it is a bunch of logical loopholes. Even if they are all earthlings, the most important thing is that the author is just a mortal in the real world. The existence of ice at the poles of the moon is also the result confirmed by astronomical telescopes and lunar landing robots in the past few decades. Therefore, there are actually many unreasonable and empty places in the construction of the world view. The author actually knows nothing about the real unknown and real power.