From Mutant to Dimension Lord

Originally, he was a free boss, but after becoming the Demon God of Latitude, he became a wage earner. The main body was locked up and he went out to work separately. He had to buy everything. He also needed points for using the abilities he collected. Who paid these points? It's better to just write a system from the beginning.

It was okay in the beginning, but by Chapter 10, a system was completed. The superpowers that I had finally obtained before were gone. Points must be redeemed for everything I did. I turned him into a tool man. This is a good theme.

Lezi people make fun and watch it themselves. As a result, the author wrote the protagonist as a Lezi. Also in the mental hospital scene, I thought the protagonist was really crazy and turned into a psychopath. In short, the protagonist is not a Lezi person, but a Lezi.

The front is okay, but what's behind? The protagonist directly becomes a tool, and he does not understand anything and has no authority. Everything is controlled remotely by the system and the protagonist is commanded by the system. The protagonist has to be commanded by the system even when he poops. The protagonist has no autonomy over his own latitude and ability. Everything is controlled by the system. The protagonist is just a tool person who helps the system to do things. This book can be sold on the street.

Commercial platform, paying readers are always right, Disgusting readers, please don't think about making money, just entertain yourself and just don't put it on the shelves.

It was ok before, but I gave up after becoming the Latitude Demon. It felt so poisonous.

The combat power increases too quickly, the plot is as light as water, and the characters are slightly intellectually dull. Rating: A bland piece of writing

I just read Chapter 50. Many people said it was poisonous. The protagonist was turned into a dimensional demon and was restricted by the system. Please explain to the author so that you don't get misled by the people below. After the protagonist's identity becomes the Dimension Demon God, although the previous abilities require points to redeem, the actual redemption requirement is very small, and other abilities are dispensable except for the ability to make crystals (this redemption point is not actually mentioned later, it may be just explained casually, and it later becomes standard). After the other identity became the dimensional demon, the situation was different. Unlike before, he was a person who needed various superpowers to arm himself. Superpowers are just derivatives of dimensional authority. All the protagonist wants is to spread these and harvest the world. The avatar is in the world. The protagonist goes to the world to cause trouble. The ontological dimension is in the gap between the world and the outside world. He can contact the world and escape easily. There are also only a handful of appearances for the system.

You are free and easy, and if you become a dimensional demon, you will turn yourself into a puppet~~What do you think, this book will collapse

After reading ten chapters, a system suddenly appeared that requires points. It's like I have to pay a lot of money to use something that is clearly mine. It's outrageous. It's outrageous.