Myriad Worlds: All My Reincarnator Teammates Are Protagonists

Can the protagonist not end up in the end? Out of character

By the way, the protagonist now seems to have many teams in the main god space. Won't Ye Fan and the others discover it later? Or will many new teams be added immediately after the end of the mortal world?

I can actually accept the protagonist dying in person, and being weak, but later on, setting up a bunch of NPCs in the Samsara Square to create the illusion that there are many people in the Samsara Space and is prosperous, and allowing the protagonists to communicate and trade freely, is a bit speechless.

What I can't stand the most is that you have a broken main god space that can directly turn the cultivation base of each protagonist into a card. When you insert it, you will have cultivation base, and when you pull it out, you will become a mortal. What happened? Card game? The great power belongs to itself, which is the extraordinary underlying framework. Without this point, your book is just a piece of shit on the roadside.

Did the author read the comment section? It doesn't matter whether you listen to the opinions of one or two people, but it's basically complaining about the protagonist's problems, and you don't want to consider the opinions of the readers.

The idea is actually okay, but there is no sense of satisfaction. Every mission is very strenuous, and there are no cool operations. There are a lot of skills written down that are actually useless. It depends on the combat power. Yi Canglang has a little more combat power. The protagonist has to fight the thief hard and cooperate with a group of people to defeat it. Ye Fan will be able to increase the secret code of God's Forbidden City dozens of times in the future. How will you write it then? The person behind the main character, the main god, has no real cards. He is a loser. I suggest that the main god be given another owner. This person is not worthy.

Now when I look at Mo Fan in the team, it's hard for me to be nervous 🙂

In a story like this in the main god space, the protagonist is the main god, so you have to clearly define your position. You are the most awesome one. Are you the most awesome one? Is the whole world lying at your feet? Otherwise, how would you write? Is it a broken space to just write about you? Otherwise, the more you write about the protagonist, the more he looks like a loser.

Apart from anything else, the protagonist is really done. As the main god, the protagonist can obliterate the protagonist. Even if he is talking nonsense and hides himself, it can be sensed by the supporting characters. Even if there is God's influence, it won't be like this. If all the soldiers are like this, isn't it just like running naked in front of high-end combat power?

I see that everyone is complaining about the fate of the protagonist, but after reading a few chapters, I don't end up as the main god, but just as a senior. I feel that this identity is very suitable.