My Supergod Space

Poison, it feels really poisonous. The protagonist is no different from a mentally retarded person. The various operations that lower IQ are really hard to watch.

The author has a big heart, but his vision and fantasy ability are very weak. After reading half of it, he went back and forth between a few novels. This also shows that the author usually reads very few novels. The author mentioned before about other people's books. In fact, the author should see yourself more clearly, because you are not even as good as the authors you disparage. Do you know how I view your novels? I read it every 5-6 chapters, because the chapters in the middle are about hydrology per content.

I re-read it. I feel numb for a protagonist who worships Buddhism and belittles Taoism.

What happened at the beginning? Is there any misunderstanding about the word "strong"? Strength brings confidence, not confidence brings strength. People like that are just middle-schoolers.

This book is quite good. It is about spiritual cultivation and contains the author's own thoughts. It is my favorite type. What I like is someone who is so supreme that he forgets his feelings, and he is in love but not exhausted. The biggest poisonous point: 1. The author writes about the realm of Yuanshen, comparing it with the seventh level of ghost cultivation in "Yang Shen" (it should be right, there is a big difference), and comparing it with Pangu and the saint. In particular, the author supports the concept of parallel time and space. I don't know how to view the realm of Da Luo. It may be that the author does not have this setting, so he does not write about it. 2. The protagonist is so old that he actually likes Bulma. Yes, that's right, Bulma in Dragon Ball. Damn it, I was completely confused. I was glad that there was no incident with her later, so I reluctantly resisted. 3. I have been messing around with low-level martial arts. At most, I am Yang Shen. There seems to be a technology side behind me, and then the protagonist succeeds? It's unbelievable, so after watching it, I couldn't stand it anymore and couldn't hold on. I'm sorry.

I don't know if the author saw it or not. At the beginning, when he traveled through the sword and saw Kirito being attacked and dodged, he complained about the protagonist's aura. Does it make people think that all of Kirito's efforts have been eaten up by dogs? Then he suddenly jumped out to gain favor. You have to rely on others to achieve your goals, and you are jealous of others. It feels so disgusting.

A friend in the storytelling section said that he would write about Immortal Rebellion, Seeking Demons, Wu Po, Wizard World, Swallowing the Starry Sky, Galaxy Emperor, Dragon Ball, etc. I would say there are quite a few in this category~ Search the starting point and there are many such fans, so don't follow the trend. The author can just write according to his own wishes.

As a quasi-infinite novel, I feel that the strength of the protagonist cannot be based on combat power. It is too cliché to destroy a city, destroy a country, or destroy a star. On the other hand, it is easy to collapse when encountering a world of unreasonable talk. I once conceived an infinite flow novel in which the protagonist's strength changes depending on the world. Some worlds have weak rules, and energy and laws can be easily controlled. After the protagonist enters, the strength will be greatly increased. But in a world like the real world where laws are strict and it is not easy to obtain energy, the power displayed by the protagonist will drop significantly. In this way, there will be no plot where Wang Chao enters the advanced world and is tortured by small soldiers. The protagonist seeks detachment, and external strength is just a tool to protect himself. The real pursuit is the step-by-step improvement of the first, second, and third levels, and inner sublimation.

The useless protagonist was persuaded to quit. Did you write the protagonist based on yourself? Do you feel that what you write is very real and literary? I just feel that the main character is useless and can no longer be useless.

I just saw the third chapter, it's really poisonous. The protagonist's golden finger can use the least number of source points. Learn ordinary skills (excluding extraordinary skills such as fireball), and I am the protagonist. When I go to the world of Sword Art Online, I first learn the following skills: "Professional hacking and anti-tracking technology", "Counter-detection technology", "Professional-level detective technology", "UFC Unlimited Fighting Champion and the all-round fighting skills of wilderness survival special forces", "Parkour skills of the top ten masters in the world who have parkoured with Chongqing", "Special Forces-level wilderness camouflage skills", "Cold weapon proficiency" "Firearm Proficiency", "Car Driving", "English Proficiency", "Professional Level Cooking", "Master Level Disguise", "Professional Bone Shrinking Skills and Jujitsu", "Master Level Makeup Technique", "Master Level Voice Changing", "Master Level Acting", "Professional Level Momentum", "Professional Level Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupoint Map Skills", "Human Weakness Skills", "Wilderness Survival Skills", "Human Body Power Skills", etc., Learn dozens of skills. Then he disguised himself as a woman, then had a hidden sword in his sleeve, and the hidden sword was poisoned. Wear a ring on your hand, put a bulletproof underwear on your clothes, install a few simple land mine triggering devices on the villain's path, and then aim at the villain from a distance with a recurve bow and arrow coated with poison. Do not reveal your head until the target is injured or seriously injured.