I Transcended the Mortal World Alone

What bad luck. The protagonist has powerful abilities, but there seems to be something wrong with his brain. Let's not talk about anything else. The protagonist has directly or indirectly killed over a million people. Just let others lead you by the nose. It is clear that he can rule the country with absolute violence and change it according to his own ideals. The protagonist has to play with the concept. And I really don't know what use Ahab and those people have to the protagonist, except to hold him back. This book is for free only. Not worth the money.

I feel like the author is writing an anime, not a novel. Can this be the same? 😅 The protagonist does things passionately, without thinking, over-exaggerating emotions, and not thinking clearly about the consequences.

I don't understand why he is so powerful, but his mind is swaying from side to side. Even Baphomet is not as good as him. At least he has been pursuing the final chapter, and his thoughts are unwavering. If someone says a word or two, he will get very angry, just like a child. Do you think it is realistic to realize your ideals without resorting to force? It's not just the size of the fist that matters.

After reading it in one night, my evaluation is that it is too big and meaningless. It has returned to the original point. What is the difference between thoughtful and unthinking tools? Let's evaluate the protagonist's actions. It is obvious that he can achieve his goal through absolute violence and absolute control. You have to find some kind of recognition, some idea, you have to go around the same path to get the same result. Just for the sake of hypocrisy in my heart and to feel better for myself, this kind of mentality is difficult to agree with having the ability to carry all mankind.

Regarding the world of the protagonist, FMD kill kill kill kill kill!

It's well written, but it's a bit outrageous to note that even if you mention this, you still have worries.

，，， Later, when I was watching videos, I saw someone in the comment area mentioning this book, the kind that comes with tap water. Combining it with my previous impressions, I became interested. I am currently reading the latest chapters, which are quite well written. Friends who are interested can try to dive in. It is a masterpiece worth reading. But after I saw the latest chapter, my desire to continue reading was not strong. The first is that it is not exciting enough. It may be a bit abrupt to say this, but when I read it, I could really feel a kind of frustration throughout the whole text. A sense of shackles of the prisoner's dilemma not only applies to the protagonist, but also to the readers who read this book. I often see the statement "kill them all" in the book review section, and I think I somewhat agree with it. But killing them all won't solve everything. What's next in the book "Killing All Humans"? Is it about aliens fighting Wei Tianyang (laughing)? No one would like to read a book without humans. Second, the direction of the protagonist's progress, which can also be said to be the main line direction, is not very clear. "Becoming the sun" and "establishing absolute fairness" are still in the slogan stage. The cockatrice country should have become an utopia for the protagonist to display his ambitions, but it was taken directly there. It is a pity. Third, the characters died too lightly. The characters here refer to the supporting characters. Whether they are the characters on the protagonist's side or the enemy's side, they all died like grass and scattered when the wind blew. This failed to leave ripples in the readers' hearts. The emotions could not be mobilized, and the sense of satisfaction was naturally insufficient.

Compared with popular comedy, this book seems a bit out of place, but the first-class writing, coherent plot, and smooth logic, coupled with the profound description of thoughts and human nature in large chapters of the book, make this book more like a cup of bitter coffee. The first sip will dissuade many people, but this does not affect its essence, which will always be interesting. If you put it there from afar, there will always be people who come to taste it, and once someone drinks it, they will never forget its taste and become fascinated by it The growth experience of the protagonist Shenwei Tianyang in the book is not considered to be a wise one. It has been mentioned many times in the article that the current nature of Wei Tianyang can no longer be regarded as a human being, but he still regards himself as a human being. He also regards himself as a human being, which makes him not want to use ultra-realistic methods that are beyond what humans can do to achieve his goals (such as directly using super powers to kill all the armies and politicians in the world in seconds, directly ruling the world against the stars in space). So from a God's perspective, this is not a Long Aotian-style cool article after all. Even if his approach in the article is too conservative, there is nothing wrong with it. Secondly, I saw that the author in the comment area positioned Wei Tianyang as the final villain boss of several other books, I don't quite agree with it. Because I think what Wei Tianyang does cannot be simply defined by good or bad. His childhood experience in the cockatrice country made him essentially hate war, conspiracy, exploitation, and betrayal. Let's take a look at the protagonist's understanding of war. The following is an excerpt from the article. ("Sometimes, those who support the war and those who oppose the war are the same group of people. They don't have to go to the battlefield anyway. They just stay at home and support with words." "When the war becomes uncontrollable, when their country is at a disadvantage, and the country is hit all over the country... They will start to oppose the war." "They are not anti-war, they are anti-defeat." Wei Tianyang said) When he first gained power, he was also constantly looking for how to solve all this, how to realize a Datong society without pharmaceutical companies, no oppression, and no war (implementing the "true meaning" that he has been pursuing throughout the text) But later he was repeatedly beaten by the too dark social reality in the text, which made Wei Tianyang's character constantly distorted. It is not surprising that it eventually led to extremes. All in all, this is a good book But it is not suitable for most people. The social reality full of oppression, exploitation, and power runs through the whole text. It makes readers think and at the same time, it is like a nail stuck in the eyes. This feeling is never too comfortable. Finally This dirty world has too much scum It needs someone as warm as the sun to purify it, Shenwei Tianyang!

While talking about absolute justice and absolute fairness, he killed innocent people indiscriminately. He saw more than 100 pictures, killing more than 1 million innocent civilians, and the doctor who was about to save your companions. After killing the protagonist, there was nothing at all, no mental activity at all, and there was no scene where he was obsessed with perseverance and then clashed. Author, please sort out the plot. This kind of three views is absolutely abnormal.

Bad luck. If you write about an empress, it's fine even if she has a male favorite in the harem. After all, it's normal for a country's leader to be hundreds of years old. How about you write about an empress having sex with the president of another country? Purely disgusting, right?