The Villain Just Wants to Go Offline

Very confusing. The male protagonist said that it is inevitable that the brave man cannot be killed in the early stage, so he wants to kill the brave man in the later stage when his strength is equal to his, otherwise it will be no fun. . . Will you be able to kill him later? Then should you consider that even if you kill him in the later stage, he will be reborn and then flush you out?

When an author crazily and repeatedly emphasizes that he does not welcome "the Holy Mother", it means that the author himself is not capable of letting readers know whether the person the author writes is the Holy Mother by writing alone. He must label it through repeated emphasis. What's more, how can this elf princess be the Virgin? Isn't this just a normal ordinary person who can no longer be normal? A person who had lived a normal life for more than ten years without experiencing blood was so frightened that he felt like vomiting just because he saw murder. So in the next dozen or so pictures, the male protagonist scolded her as "Holy Mother" an average of two or three times a chapter? 🤔 Of course, if the author's understanding of the Not Holy Mother refers to someone taking out two butcher knives and going out on the street to kill people, killing them regardless of whether they are bad people or not, and then doing some evil to retaliate against society. Then you are right.

In a novel with more than 20 chapters, ten of them are about the protagonist Xu

If destiny could be changed so easily, it wouldn't be called destiny.

This protagonist is completely unlike a person who has experienced education under the red flag. Although everyone on the Internet says it is not good, most ordinary people still cannot see the suffering in the world, especially if they have the ability. The protagonist has not left the mansion for 16 years. He knows that what he does at home is wrong, but he complains about it while receiving benefits. It is outrageous to regard the restraint of a normal person as his own advantage. Is it possible that it is good if you don't go bad? I traveled through time without developing my three views. There is a good reason for the jump between humanity and inhumanity. It's not charming at all. If you arrange a plot where you run out of the house as a child and meet civilians, something happens, such as civilians, and then you learn to tolerate it, and then you have a big goal. All your actions are for this goal, and it makes people feel more comfortable than the current protagonist. (It's human instinct to subconsciously pursue beautiful things). As for the protagonist now, I don't even know what his charm is. Why is it attractive?

After reading Chapter 51, let me talk about my personal reading experience. There are no major negative points so far, and the protagonist is not mentally retarded. The story is still being laid out so far, there are no major ups and downs, and I look forward to the follow-up. Then the combat power is a bit confusing. It only says that the protagonist has strong energy and blood. We don't know whether he has fought or exercised. To put it simply, we don't know what position the protagonist is in. After all, when I read villain novels, I just want to see the powerful protagonist madly beating up the Destiny Child online who "only shouts about friendship and bonding, and then rushes forward without thinking or thinking." The combat power system is not spread out in the early stage, so we can only distinguish them based on the deeds of the characters. But how to put it, there is a feeling of "I feel that they are all powerful, but I don't know how powerful they are." As we all know, the famous writer and educator Mr. Zhou Shuren once said, "You make readers fascinated by experience, and readers are fascinated by your results." Hope everyone knows this. And then, regarding the sister, the character of the sister is still a bit dangerous. Many authors have been criticized for not handling the role of "biological sister" well, so be careful with your writing. Then, not counting the elves, there are "fifteen personal bed-warming fighting maids" at the beginning. Fifteen. As we all know, the more female characters there are, the lower the tolerance of some readers. In the end, I still felt uncomfortable for the book friends who had been reading all the way. Finally, I personally declare that I am a loyal harem reader. If the author can control it, then hehehehe 😃, we just hope that all the characters we like can have a good ending. After all, when we read novels, we just like to read HD. Hey, h refers to happy, not "H", hehehe 😃

It's tasteless, and it's a pity to abandon it. The writing is good, but I personally don't like the plot, and I don't like the characterization a bit. I read more than 20 chapters, and I don't understand what the protagonist is going to do. The book mentions that the protagonist traveled to another world at the age of 16 and lived two lifetimes, so his outlook is biased toward medieval aborigines. What's the use of giving him the status of a time traveler? I can't even substitute it.

At present, the most unacceptable thing for me is not that the Elf Queen went to the red light district to become a RBQ to get pregnant, or that the Elf Queen used the body of the heroine to fight with the male protagonist and then pretended to be "this is for your own good", but that the TM heroine used the embryo provided by the male protagonist + the soul of the Elf Queen to give birth to a mother! Are all the readers on your website doing this kind of BT now?

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I can eat but I can't respond The protagonist's sister is completely redundant, and the plot does not rely on this character to drive the plot at all. Get a lesbian in a harem story. An inexplicable feeling. The elf maid character is pregnant with a stuffed embryo and her mother is the elf queen. She is also a queen seeking sex in the red light district.

It's a bit toxic. The Elf Queen went to the red light district to get pregnant. She couldn't conceive by magic. Being with a chicken is a bit acceptable (although her body is clean).

What is the use of this slave contract? You can sneak attack the master

Mother/sister, you don't want your father to know about this, right?

The male protagonist's performance is not good, he spends a lot of ink describing others, the plot is too slow, and the author's comments about the excitement are added in the word count (the last time I saw the character's behavior was complained about by the protagonist was a few years ago), it is a bit out of the ordinary. The plot setting is good, but it is not recommended for those with poor anti-drug ability.

Just give up now. After traveling through time, you still have to work on your own crafts. You just let others do it for you. You can even manipulate humans and beasts. It is better to be a eunuch than a eunuch. Three words, more eunuch than eunuch, true eunuch!

Let me just say one thing: the protagonist of this book is not a eunuch, which exceeds 80% of other Western fantasy villains and eunuch protagonists.

If you have a golden finger and don't choose to specialize in intelligence or anything like that, you will recreate the assembly line of the industrial revolution and bulldoze the world, and waste your blood every day.

It sucks. . . 😅

It doesn't feel bad, but the article is a bit cumbersome. The method is like a comic or a script, but the character description is not deep enough, and it seems unimpressive.

It's pretty good, I like watching Brave Line.

Updated to Chapter 180

From beginning to end, it feels like the author just writes wherever he thinks. Is there no outline?

Damn it, there is really an update, there is no eunuch, so good, I hope the story has an ending.