Don’t You Dare Say My Script Is Fake

What exactly happened 200,000 years ago? "Two hundred thousand years ago... What did you think of the Heavenly Dao?" "Hmm... Heaven's way may be ruthless, but it is ultimately just." "Yes... Heaven's justice is absolute! Heaven's justice is absolute!!" It's because He is heartless! But what would happen if He developed feelings? "This... I don't know." "

This book is like a cream-filled poop cake. Before you taste the filling, it tastes pretty good, although it has a slightly strange flavor, but it doesn't affect the overall flavor. Until you get to the filling, you might initially think it's chocolate, but after taking a big bite, you realize the author made a huge...

Looking at the author's bio, his previous book had a terrible review section, but this bio is very appealing, and he's even writing two books at once! Hopefully, he won't force-feed some garbage halfway through, right?

I think the best way to build up this kind of cheat ability is to start with small lies. As the saying goes, one lie requires many more to cover it up. If you don't create a big scene in the early stages, other powerful beings won't notice. Otherwise, it will attract their attention and lead to their investigation. Surely the cultivation world doesn't even have the ability to search souls? (Then you can do whatever you want.)

The story starts with falling in love with a system... That's such a low-brow joke, and it even counts as a word count. Does the first three chapters really determine the entire book's quality? No legitimate top-tier novel starts like this. Seriously, just twenty or thirty words isn't what I want to read. Thanks to the author for highlighting genuine emotion from the beginning. This prevents us critics from getting carried away and making baseless accusations.

Your writing isn't great, but it has some original ideas, which is why I'm willing to subscribe. However, this chapter costs me twenty coins. After buying it, I found that half of it was filled with various explanations and my own thoughts and opinions, like a discussion on a forum. But am I paying to discuss things with you?

It's alright, but the common people are really unlucky to have such a protagonist.

They created two characters: an unsung hero who was responsible for all the good deeds done by unknown people, and a scapegoat villain who was responsible for all the bad deeds done by unknown people.

I couldn't take it anymore. The protagonist still had no clear plan, just using the system to manipulate the people of this world. Wholesale bosses slaughtered ordinary people en masse, and those buried among the natives seemed like mere tools to be used against them. The protagonist's overpowered system could summon monsters stronger than the world's top-tier fighters right from the start.

This is so well written! Absolutely amazing! Next time, don't write anymore; go work in a factory tightening screws.