Mystery: When the Homeless Man Meets the Homeless Number

I would like to ask, is Mystery one of those people who will die as long as they leave the main plot? Why must we befriend the protagonist? I see now that they basically say that God loves the world, so there is no need for a reason to help people. So the question is, God loves the world, but does not love people, that is, everyone is human, why must we find a protagonist? Not relatives, but just because they come from the same place, do they have a good impression? Besides, helping someone who has difficulties can be called helping. What do you call someone who insists on helping someone who has no difficulties? I don't object to helping the protagonist when he is in trouble, but the protagonist is still developing. He rushes to help before he encounters difficulties. This is not called helping, it is called licking. You can become friends with the protagonist, but you cannot lead him away with all your thoughts and seek a good relationship with the protagonist. We are all human beings. This is not making friends, but looking for a master, because the premise of friendship is equality, right? We have first-hand advantages, knowledge advantages, and information advantages. Unless these opportunities are limited by blood, why not do it ourselves and rely on others? Since we love others, shouldn't we do it ourselves? Of course, if the world is bound to die without the protagonist and is stuck without the protagonist, then I am farting. In the end, no one dislikes the Virgin, it's just that the Virgin Mary written in the novel often cannot be a true saint and only becomes a Virgin bitch. From the current point of view, the protagonist actually has double standards.

The two books blend together very well, and the writing style happens to be the type I like, but there are too few updates. I hope the author will continue to work hard to update 😁

After browsing through the book review area, I saw that many friends didn't quite understand how Lin En acted like a nanny, giving without asking for anything in return. Here we will talk about an underlying logic of Xi Ling books - "God loves the world because God really loves the world." Big Eyeball once said that his book is a fairy tale in the adult world, so the story may be tortuous and sad, but in the end there will be a beautiful ending, which is specifically reflected in the book. It is "God really loves the world." God can really sacrifice himself for the world without asking for anything in return. As a high-status individual in the world of deep sea embers, Lin En can be compared to a "god" in a certain sense. Therefore, this kind of practice is normal in the context of the Xiling system. Of course, the author's expressiveness is indeed not interesting (pointing to the author), so it may seem a bit strange. I look forward to the author's subsequent progress. Come on, author, Xiling Apostle is watching you 😏

The gods of Ember of the Deep seem to be more interesting, and the local gods in Lord of Mysteries are almost all slave owners.

I always feel that the comment section of this book will be very popular. Best friend kid VS Xiling kid, I'm afraid there will be a river of blood.

Wang Zhihe, please pass the power to my charm Lao Ganma, please pass the power to my charm Wang Shouyi, please pass the power to my charm Liu Wenxiang, please pass the power to my charm Yang Guofu, please pass the power to my charm ... You will follow

The protagonist should also be one of the victims of the great annihilation in "Embers of the Deep Sea". Although he himself has read the novels "Embers of the Deep Sea" and "The Lord of Mysteries", this possibility is allowed to exist in the Xiling worldview. The protagonist comes from the earth's civilization, and there is a certain possibility that it is one of the fragments of Zhou Ming's hometown, like Ai and the moon. It drifted from the subspace to the Infinite Sea and was picked up by Captain Duncan. As for why the protagonist, who is the shadow of the subspace, does not have a compatibility conflict with the Infinite Sea Sanctuary, it may be the result of Zhou Ming's history of reverse pollution as the essence of an inverse singularity, which calibrates the existence of the protagonist. Since the Infinite Sea is essentially just a heap of ashes in the subspace, the protagonist himself is only a part of the ashes, and should be an incomprehensible foreign object to the entire mysterious world, similar to the Dark Angel but the total amount of his own information is too small. The protagonist's arrival in the Mysterious World may have been Zhou Ming's work. If Zhou Ming can interfere with the Mysterious World, it means that the Mysterious World should also be in the ashes of the Zero Quadrant, but it should be a world that happened not to be affected like the Sword of Dawn World. As an inverse singularity that can be equivalent to a universe, Zhou Ming should be equivalent to the original creator in terms of personality. If the protagonist comes to the mysterious world because of Zhou Ming's power, then he can also be regarded as a dependent of another "original creator". Although Zhou Ming's purpose is not yet clear, it should not be to ignite the original creator or something, because this may directly lead to the collapse of the Lord of Mysteries universe, which is not in line with Zhou Ming's personality and interests. The most Zhou Ming can do is use the rules of the Lord of Mysteries universe as some kind of reference to perfect the blueprint for re-creation. Of course, it can also be the timeline after the second singularity burst, studying the void engine testing ground.

Writers write more, and remember one thing: Don't write too much about helping others unconditionally. This will only make people think that the protagonist is stupid, even God will accept human sacrifice of sheep. What's more, the protagonist is not a god. Charging for services is a very important thing. If all services are not charged, society will only collapse. If the protagonist doesn't have what he wants, it will only make everyone ask for the protagonist.

Being able to hang out with the mysterious protagonist group, it seems that the protagonist's moral value is also very low.

It feels like a mysterious petty bourgeoisie combined with a second-rate wanderer

I saw some comments in some posts about whether it was a nanny novel, and some book friends even used impolite words such as "licking the dog". The author would like to clarify it here. Everyone can also see that the protagonist has his own things to do. The combination of the deep sea and the mysterious world view has also brought new crises. The protagonist also needs to discover his own secrets and the mysteries of time travel. The protagonist does not revolve around Klein. In addition, I believe that book friends who have read Lord of Mysteries will have a good impression of Xiao Ke. The protagonist and the author themselves are both relatively emotional people. From a utilitarian point of view, Klein is also someone Lin En knows very well. As long as he does not consider using the mysterious power system, it is the most reasonable choice to invest heavily in Klein. After all, investing in others is always too variable. Of course, watching Long Aotian is also a matter of taste. There is no distinction between superior and inferior. I just hope that some people will not use insulting words. Thank you everyone.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a relevant fanfic. The deep sea is full of mystery. I need to sign up for the first order quickly to avoid dying.

Duncan is a 0 slice of a complete world. Does this mean that Duncan reached his initial strength in an instant?

There seems to be no fan fiction about Embers of the Deep. This is the first one.

Are the heroines Susie and Old Neil?

The author wants to write a protagonist who can be called "great". He hopes that every reader will feel warm and trustworthy when they think of him. He also hopes that he can bring a lot of spiritual encouragement to everyone. At the moment, there are a lot of pressures and difficulties, but at least in the book, I hope that this goodwill and faith can shine brightly

If there is anything you want the author to write in, you can send it here, in case the author actually writes it in.

Up to Chapter 12, I can see that the author is making revisions. The main problem is that there are too few descriptions. The author has logic in his mind and has character settings, but he misses some as he writes, and the reader seems to have a feeling of "drawing out the frame" Also, the protagonist does very little, but if it is grand, it goes beyond the role Character setting The protagonist is very high, but the reader cannot feel it. This is just a setting. It is unreasonable to have "big ambitions" twice or three times in the first twelve chapters

Anyone else write a fanfic about Embers of the Deep? Save it to the bookshelf first, and check it out later if you don't die suddenly.

A tiger pretending to be a pig written by a new author

I haven't read it yet, but one sentence comes to mind when I read the subject matter of this book. The absolute righteous God, the God born from this, loves the world, and what he teaches you to love is...

Is it the lost ship from Embers of the Deep?

How should I put it? Sitting opposite the Fool is not called the world. This position is asymmetrical and uncomfortable.

This is my first fanfic of Deep Sea. It's so rare. Leave a comment to support it.

This should be the male protagonist novel with the best performance among best friends right now.

I've wanted to see these two xovers for a long time, let's give them a try

When I saw the subspace, I thought Huang Pizi was coming.

Is it good to watch? I haven't finished watching Embers of the Deep. I've watched half of it. I only have a general understanding of the rest of it. Does it affect my viewing?

No, bro, it's not enough.

Write quickly, write quickly, it looks good, it looks very good