My Immortal Clone Is Wreaking Havoc on Reality

Beat me to death, you are treated like this and still talk about family affection

What else is this sister doing to keep herself clean?

Why is there such a silly table of contents? It neither summarizes the content of the article nor changes the names of each chapter. Readers cannot get information from the table of contents and are pushed away before reading the main text.

How dare you, a new author, choose chapter titles like this? I don't really think that readers are willing to click in and read 🙂

The writing of the first three chapters is okay. The plot is roughly that the era where the original person belongs has undergone changes and it is possible to become an immortal. The original person did not catch the train, and then the protagonist traveled through the past. Then the protagonist has parents and a sister, so it is not considered a starting point orphanage. Then the protagonist's sister, a pure vampire, keeps squeezing her parents for resources for cultivating immortals, and looks down on the protagonist. The protagonist's plug-in is to create a clone, the clone completes the main task, and its own strength is fed back to the main body. Then now that I have read Chapter 8, I don't want to read it anymore. The protagonist's sister is really off-putting. This kind of thing exists in reality, but why do I still see this kind of thing in novels? Secondly, if you are interested, you can read it. The writing is not bad. It's just that the main character's sister is off-putting. By the way, the protagonist's parents are very fond of the protagonist.

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After reading the first chapter, I didn't want to read any more. It was off-putting.

The unreasonable world view created by the author has blocked a large number of people. It is too deviant from logic, just like someone told you that water is suspended and the air is flowing. It is too confusing. Many platinum masters do not contradict the logic of the world view, but only the protagonist, and the relationship between the protagonist and supporting characters. . . .

Is 300,000 words and 20 subscriptions so miserable? Let me see how ugly it is

It's subversive, abstract, off-the-beaten-path, not like fantasy, and I feel like publishing a light novel can be a hit.

Title of the book: My clone is wreaking havoc when sewn by golden fingers Introduction: A certain high-level martial arts novel is sewn together What kind of immortality is there when the world view is sewn together? 😭

Isn't the reality in the game a point in time? Otherwise, why don't the characters in the game know what weekends and weekends are?

Although the book "Get Out of the Hidden Blind Corner" is from the previous book, this section is indeed a classic, and it suddenly came to mind.

I have one thing to say, the writing is okay, at least the author is of a level that can be read and is not appetizing. There should be something wrong with the subject matter and title and it is not good.

I bought a chapter to support the author. I remember I thought it was okay when I read it some time ago.

My new book is also in the clone genre. I didn't pass any of the internal submissions. Most of them were rejected based on templates. I was exhausted.