Crying Villain

The author is on top, the reader is on the bottom The reader is on top, the protagonist is on the bottom The protagonist is on top, the supporting role is on the bottom . This is a society, not a house. Rules are meant to be broken and rules are meant to be trampled. Dignity is something you strive for, your abilities are always yours, and strength is the most important thing. This is a world where strength is paramount. Tell me, do people who can beat one party have no special privileges? There is also the temporary manager of the Abuse Palace. It is not easy to choose an identity and he has to be a time traveler. Isn't this a stupid plan? The author will never know how terrifying the ability to freeze time is. I think. With five seconds of freezing time and a physique that can stand up to a steel giant, he can assassinate all characters except those at the top level. If he kills him, he will kill him. Is it possible that he still dares to question the crime? At worst, I'll escape to an extremely evil organization and still survive. (It's like running away to a foreign country if you get too greedy) In addition, I really despise this kind of protagonist who is weak when seeing beauty (his legs become weak when he sees beautiful women), let alone have no sense of empathy. Let me put it bluntly, women, especially beauties without top talents, will only be accessories to the strong. This is true. I'm sure that in this world, there will be some high-end power to trap/raise time-travelers, especially women without strength, and women with low strength. And every time traveler who has no use value is a perfect experimental subject. For example, Asuna has no strength, is extremely popular, and is extremely beautiful. If you have the ability to cover up everything, and if you have a little thought in your heart, will you be tempted? Or action. Don't be too quick to deny it. No one knows the end of the evil in human nature. There is also a dark auction house that no world lacks. I have said all this just to hope that the author will pay attention to the actual situation of the novel. Especially relationships. Character is also very important, not to mention IQ. Novels without any IQ are simply trying to force the reader's spirit. Personally, I suggest that the author specifically records the characters of the supporting characters, and then the distribution of the world, and the level of force value. If you don't just state it clearly, you should at least have an idea of ​​it. I don't know how to cultivate interpersonal relationships, but if I communicate with people more, I will naturally understand. Alas, I spent nearly an hour doing this book review, which was really thankless. Finally, let me explain the horror of time: If the author looks at those immortality novels or fantasy novels or anime fans, immortality or immortality is the highest pursuit. What about strength? How strong will you be after becoming immortal? Practice? It takes time. Immortality also takes time to manifest. Strength also takes time to manifest. Everything in the world takes time to manifest. In my opinion time is the basis of everything. With time, this thing will have meaning. I can't describe the horror of time even after thinking of all the examples. It's the kind of horror that can only be understood and cannot be expressed in words. To sum up: time will always control and bind you.