Starting by Saving the World-Destroying Villainous Goddess

I am who I am.

After reading dozens of chapters, how should I put it? It gives me the feeling of reading fantasy literature that boys read in high school: a soft girl with a brother complex, a cold and aloof older sister, and a young lady who is independent and aloof from the world. What they all have in common is that they are all more or less close to the male protagonist.

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Extraterrestrial demons? That's interesting.

How could it be over already? I was expecting the author to write four or five hundred chapters.

After reading the first few chapters, the premise really seems to resemble that of the author who abandoned the project.

This is really important for novice authors.

Subject of the survey: Lu Li, the male protagonist of "Starting from Saving the Villainous Goddess Who Is Destroying the World". Survey Results: [Reincarnation (Awakening of Innate Wisdom)] Criteria for judgment: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators.

With a similar opening to "Only This Guy," a slightly eccentric writing style, and no ridiculously silly plot twists, it's not bad. However, the synopsis is so clichéd; I didn't even want to read it in the first place.

The author's writing style is similar to that of the author of "Whispers of the Ancient Gods"—the familiar Zhulong, the familiar somewhat eccentric protagonist, the familiar unexpected wife... It's good, I love reading it, and I want more updates!