Done! I Was Tricked by the Lord God Space!

There are already too many plug-ins, such as the demon bloodline that can destroy the world by killing and devouring it, props of various systems, and the sun you are given can actually be controlled. Not to mention the props that can see the direction of the democratic movement, the remains of a powerful demon lord, and a broken wishing machine. In other novels, these are things that can only be mastered by protagonists who have transcended the world and can easily destroy the indigenous world. An unmysterious sun can turn into a gold finger to help the protagonist temper things and become stronger. The destiny props also directly point out the way for the protagonist. An ∞ symbol pops out of his body for no apparent reason and another gold finger appears. Then he inexplicably meets a big boss Tianpeng and obtains a new gold finger that can summon powerful power across several levels. It can be said that in other novels, a golden finger that can turn a person into the protagonist is wholesaled in large quantities in this book. Then the protagonist has the ability to develop the demon blood forever, as well as the weakness of ignoring the demon blood given by the mysterious blood. After a bunch of golden fingers, he can still almost die several times in a small copy of the first dozens of chapters. The protagonist is just a puppet without any ability and depends entirely on the control of fate (the author). Why save people? Destiny, why are you in danger? As fate dictates, why does danger turn into an opportunity to meet a boss and obtain super props? As fate would have it, why did he get involved in various whirlpools later? Destiny. Everything is the pro-democracy movement controlling a few 🤡 puppets to act. The protagonist has no self-awareness at all, and as mentioned earlier, how much the protagonist cherishes his life. Later, after signing a contract that does not require the protagonist to work hard, he was inexplicably brainwashed by fate and became determined to protect the heroine even if he died. By the way, what I said above is only about the contents of the first few dozen chapters. There are countless golden fingers in the beginning. In the middle of the plot, when facing a boss that can destroy the world, I am afraid that I have to give the protagonist hundreds of props that can destroy the world. And why fight the boss? It's not because the protagonist becomes stronger and has to defeat the former ruler to grab the position. It's not because the villain wants to destroy the world and the protagonist doesn't want to die. It's because fate wants to watch the show, so the puppets obey the fate and kill each other in the theater.

I've finished reading it for now. I was a little sleepy after watching the first copy.       ，，，，， Then I entered the dungeon of the main god space. I knew that the protagonist, as the person appointed by the boss's law of cause and effect, would definitely not be able to defeat the opponent if he was manipulated by the main god space. However, this ghost place disguised as a novice dungeon was so successful. It was so successful that I think the protagonist's accumulation and trump cards are equal to the boss. In the first two stone tablets When I was playing the game, it felt like I could just finish the plot in a bland way and then go back after fighting the boss. Then when it came to the plot of the canopy, I suddenly found a small climax of interest. The canopy was probably part of the protagonist's development direction, and then things started to go wrong. Suddenly a C-level monster with three or four rings appears. The protagonist cannot fight it without using his trump card. It is both an illusion and a trick. I don't know, but I thought it was a boss. It turns out to be a level elite monster, which greatly improves the strength of the boss at the end of the level. Let me ask you, then let me ask you, what about the sun? With such a big sun, you can only refine the monster's corpse after defeating the monster. Doesn't it conflict with the protagonist's original devouring ability? Anyway, the protagonist can devour it, and the sun can only purify some impurities, so I wonder if the protagonist can eat it differently? Even if it is just to guide and release the surface temperature of the sun, it is still six to seven thousand degrees, not to mention that in this special world, the sun still has symbolic meaning. If the ray of divine energy in the canopy is so strong, then wouldn't the flame of the sun be stronger.        ，，，，

How long has it been written in a copy? It's almost 60 chapters and it's not finished yet. Farewell.

The pace of the first copy was too slow and it was a bit long.

From the interactions with different girls at the beginning, it can be seen that he is a very charming protagonist, who can be given a state banquet level. However, after receiving the commission from the boss, he feels like he has become an ordinary white rice protagonist. It is as if he has got rid of the involuntary situation and has become more public. He always likes to make some promises. Let's take a look. Anyone who can write the feeling in the early stage will not be forgotten by everyone.

I couldn't stand the first copy after being summoned to the main god space. There are only two days left for the task, why is it so delayed? Anyway, I won't read this dungeon. I will only read the chapter when the task is completed.

It took so long to write the first copy, and the content is inexplicable. The first copy is written at such a high level, how are you going to write it later? It doesn't matter if it's long, but the worldview of this copy is still very vague. It's just a small problem if it's long, but it's a big problem if it's long and doesn't contain much content. It's better to just play in the main world.

I feel like each chapter is fine individually, but why is it so confusing when put together?

If you don't write down the key points in the first three chapters, you can't talk about the three golden chapters now. They are the golden beginning, the golden introduction and the golden first 300 words. You don't occupy any of them.

To be honest, the plot of this book is a bit confusing at the moment.

It's interesting at the beginning, but the plot becomes boring later on. I have no desire to read it. I just want to keep it on the bookshelf. It's a pity.

I feel like the dungeon is too messy with the plot.

The title of this book will be changed to "Finished!" I was tricked by the Lord God Space! The introduction has been revised, and the title of the book is expected to be revised tomorrow. However, the plot related to the magical girl is still a key plot of the main plot and will not be deleted. The modification of the introduction will not affect the main plot.

What on earth was the author thinking, and did he write what he thought of? The previous story was well written. The protagonist went to help the heroine through the main victory space, then went out to the dance, and then went to help in emergencies. Then suddenly a second female lead came from the future to help in the past, and then went to save Sister Long and fight the devil in the suit. To be honest, you didn't finish writing about the unexpected situation at the dance, and then you changed the map to fight the devil in the suit, and then changed the map to take on the mission of The Princess and the Dragon. The writing is a mess, and it unfolds wherever you think of it, right?

Does the author like bugs that much? The writing is boring

The last paragraph of the first copy is a mess, it belongs to where I wrote it in my dream.

The plot here at the school is completely unclear. There are a bunch of new characters appearing and I have no idea who they are.

The author will enter a flow state when typing. It is a state where I don't know what words I typed, so there will be typos. Sometimes I will be careless and not notice it. If you readers find it, you can long press the paragraph and use the error correction function to point it out. It will be displayed in red on the author's side. If you directly post a paragraph comment, I sometimes can't see it because there are so many comments. Thank you!

The protagonist has not appeared in several chapters

I just watched it for a while and it disappeared. Did the author want this incident to bring out his own world view?

You are so short. My writing has been so chaotic recently. Can you make it more stable?

So can I start reading from the chapter where the author made the announcement? I don't want to read the previous chapter which is too confusing to understand. . .

The writing is very good, but the plot progress is too slow.

As the title states, when the author wrote this, he wanted to introduce the world view of the main world, but he didn't grasp the right degree. He introduced it too quickly, introduced too many new characters, namely the magical girl team, and also integrated multiple timelines, which made it a bit too complicated, messy, and poor in look and feel. I will be slower in the future, writing mainly one line, cutting off branches as much as possible, and introducing characters more slowly, so that each character can appear after sufficient preparation, rather than all appearing at once. I will continue to make corrections. Because my perspective is different from the reader's perspective, I know the subsequent plot, as well as everyone's identity and role positioning. This makes the distribution of subsequent plots seem logical to me, but becomes a bit confusing in the eyes of readers. The characters that I think should be taken for granted become very abrupt in the eyes of readers. I mistakenly imposed my point of view without taking into account the readers' senses, causing the plot to become very confusing again. Say sorry here. And apologize again. This part has already been written and there is no way to change it, but the plot will soon change later. I am still too FW, QwQ.