Don't Bully My Goddess

As the title states, bully dogs are pure CS regardless of their gender or age and should be killed 🔪

The first few chapters are relatively gloomy. Since the knot was untied in Chapter 27, the contract started to be fulfilled and my scalp was numb. Author, you know how to do it. Damn it, I also want to raise a goddess. The old prostitute will reward you with 100 points, so don't cut it.

If the author gave the protagonist an ordinary person's start, the results would probably be much better, but this kind of super licking dog start can persuade many people to quit. After all, this kind of start is no different from the previous rise of loser.

I feel a bit complicated. I remember reading a book before and I thought it was very good. Then I got halfway through and the author wrote about the main character being beaten to death by the villain, and then he finished the book, emmm. Anyway, I hope the author can finish the rest with peace of mind. I think the book is well written, so why is no one reading it?

Looking at it this way, Keliya was completely raised crooked by the protagonist...

Like the title

BydThe dirt is reincarnated, right? I have only seen one author post this at the end of the chapter

The probability of the event that the protagonist's characteristics can be realized is increased by 0.5. I think the upper limit of this ability is very high, even miraculous. The key point is the definition of events that can be realized with probability. What is the key to determining the probability of things being realized? From a cosmic perspective, everything is possible. The only certainty in the universe is uncertainty. The microscopic quantum world is only constrained by probability and not by the macroscopic inevitable world. Can anyone really guarantee what an impossible event is? What's more, the definition of events can also be expanded. Do you think that a series of events with a causal chain will be regarded as independent events that need to be judged again and again based on human cognition based on luck, or is it actually an event that only needs a 0.5 Judgment once under luck? To give a crude example: the protagonist shoots an arrow into the sky with the thought of hitting, and the arrow hits a vital point. After hitting the vital point, no one around the person can save him and he dies. Should this event be repeated and judged again and again, or should it be regarded as a complete event at once-the protagonist kills someone with one arrow. But what if this event can be passed along the causal chain? There is a 0.5 Probability that an arrow shot by the protagonist into the sky will hit someone, a 0.5 Probability of breaking the defense, a 0.5 Probability of hitting a vital point, and a 0.5 Probability of being fatal. After another 0.5, There is a possibility that there is no one around this person. This is Nail of Chaos, the Butterfly Effect, right? As long as the protagonist regards a series of events as a single event, such as an experiment, there must be more than one step in an experiment, but the protagonist regards it as a separate experiment, then there is a 0.5 Chance that each step of an experiment will be judged successful. The conceptual level of luck ability even reaches the upper limit. I regard my arrow and the death of the enemy as one event, then there is a 0.5 Probability of death, or a 0.5 Probability of one arrow being passed along one of the multiple causal chains, and finally a miracle occurs

Look at Hina Lai🙂

I feel like there are a lot of typos 🙂 It's quite niche to begin with, so it's not good if it affects reading, but the content is pretty good.

It's a dungeon encounter kind of world view!

You owe me Chrissy a heroine, you bastard!

Overall, it's not a big problem, just stick to your daily routine

It's a pity. The subject matter is pretty good, the daily interactions are well written, and the characters are well developed, but there are always some magical subplots and funny plots, which are really too abrupt.

The writing and plot are both good, and there is nothing sinister about them.

What should I say? I feel like my writing lately is too watery.

Zhide commemoration

So is it multiple heroines or single heroine?