Destroy the Main Timeline

Have you ever raised a parlu? You just write, some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

At the most greedy age, I met the youngest grass😭

In my timeline of constantly destroying alien races and destroying humanity, I met many aliens who tried hard to stop me, but I understood one thing, humans must stand at the top of the food chain, and one more thing! Time is beginning to destroy

I'm speechless at people saying this book has Mask Ray and Lily Ray. The so-called mask is just for self-protection by the protagonist, and also to deceive the heroine back to the space station. The positions of the protagonist and the heroine are antagonistic from the beginning. The protagonist does not use the identity of the mask to have sex with the heroine. I don't know what he is talking about. The male and female protagonists of this book have an antagonistic relationship at the beginning, and they are not in a normal relationship. The hero basically relies on deception to bring the heroine back to the space station. , It's not normal to give yourself a fake identity, and it's not like using someone else's face to fall in love with the heroine. As for the Lily issue, the protagonist is in Baipo. Your Baipo's premise code is Lily. After the protagonist has sex with the Lily girl, the Lily girl doesn't like the other heroine. What are you afraid of? If you change these two points, not only the plot logic will not make sense, but it will also not be fun. The statement issued by the author and another post made it very clear that other men cannot appear in the protagonist's space station and the protagonist's portable space.

The protagonist has extraordinary strength and determination, likes to bully others, and his singing is very unpleasant. . . It turns out to be Fat Tiger 🙂

Reading this book makes me feel like I am playing with a butter. It's quite fun to watch.

It's almost finished now, the plot is not too broken, and it has maintained its own characteristics very well. The biggest problem is that later on the protagonist can no longer hold back his strength, and the plot becomes too mundane and routine, but this is hard to avoid in this type of writing. This book at least retains the idea of ​​writing a novel using the Little Butter script, which is commendable. I look forward to the next one.

Regarding the question of whether the heroine of this timeline dies, does it count as the dead heroine? It's hard for me to understand. Why doesn't this count? There are countless derived timelines that you set yourself. The heroine of the timeline you were with died, and you bring in someone you never got along with. Does this make up for the tragedy? Put it another way. The heroine of a parallel world dies. If you go to another parallel world to get another one, does that mean she is not dead? It is true that yours is different from the parallel world, but have your two timelines merged? Can changing the past affect the future? ... I don't understand, this is called being able to avoid lightning and poison. There was a similar one with the maid earlier. I felt that it didn't matter if she didn't have a high sense of presence. But the one in the back was teased by the male protagonist for so long, and then the female protagonist died directly? ? ? No, this role is indeed not important to the male protagonist. It's no problem if she dies. The problem is that if you flirt with her, why do you have to write it as the female protagonist?

How shameless. I have finished reading it all. As a light novel, it is definitely in the first echelon. From writing, plot, setting to structure planning, it is all top-notch. The author is definitely a veteran, and his awareness of lightning protection is very online. As a harem novel, the emotional line changes very smoothly, and there are basically no lightning points. There are probably three disadvantages: 1. There are too few updates. For a book with a duplicate plot, if there are too few updates, it will give a poor impression to people who follow the updates and will keep the book. 2. The total number of words is too small, less than 500,000 words. Generally, I will not click in to read if I don't have 1 million. This book is attracted by the introduction; 3. There are few highlights in the plot, or the ups and downs are relatively small. There is no problem in advancing the emotional line of the harem story, but after all, it is not a pure urban harem. It has a transcendent system. The male protagonist has no obvious improvement in strength. There are also few scenes in the bonus system as part of Golden Finger. It mainly relies on special abilities. Of course, as a quasi-invincible novel, it is understandable Let's talk about the poison point issue. The protagonist has a panel to add points. It seems that some readers think that it is normal for the protagonist to add some physical fitness and be able to blow up the building with one blow. However, they think that after adding some mental energy, he can control what he is thinking, which is the poison point. I can't understand this idea.

I don't even know which one is which when raising books. Make a character column to make it clearer.