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It's been a long time since I've seen such a low-level protagonist. He looks cowardly, but he's actually extremely reckless. He's full of delusions of being victimized. As soon as a monster comes to his door, he'll immediately come up with a lot of horrifying things to think about, and then he'll kill everyone in the house. Moreover, this guy's life creed is similar to that of Kira Yoshikage. He wants to be an ordinary person with a peaceful life (ordinary people will kill people at every turn?). Once his peaceful life is disturbed, he will immediately kill him without any ambiguity. So you can see the progress of the plot that is very different from ordinary novels: the second generation of the villain with a profound background sees the ordinary protagonist ⇒ offends the protagonist as the plot progresses ⇒ is killed by the protagonist ⇒ finds clues from the villain and discovers that he has a profound background ⇒ the protagonist starts to think about all kinds of horrible thoughts ⇒ "I must not let them destroy my peaceful life!" ⇒ Find the sect and leave no one behind ⇒ live a peaceful and beautiful life again I may have some misunderstanding about ordinary people😂

This is the first book I've seen at the starting point that deals with the Celestial Beast. It's exciting.

This cheat is very interesting and can be used in a variety of ways. It's been a long time since I've seen a protagonist with such good skills. As long as the current level can be maintained in the future, this book can be regarded as a sacred book.

It is a great work of conscience. The protagonist travels to a weak white dragon and has the ability to travel through time. Moreover, the first world travels to the Trisolaris world. Surprisingly, it is very well written. Even a person who doesn't watch Three-Body Problem can watch it with gusto. The protagonist's talk of destroying the world is really good. It is an imaginative book, with few but excellent character creations. Especially the description of the protagonist's villain mentor gives people the illusion that the character has come to life. He is obviously a villain, but because of the author's flesh-and-blood portrayal, readers feel that he can be understood and worthy of admiration. It is wonderful! The psychological portrayal of the protagonist is also very vivid, which is a bit hard to see. The behavior of the protagonist in the serialization some time ago has become more and more chaotic and funny, and his words and actions tend to be inhuman, giving people strong mental pollution. It seems that the book is going to collapse. Many people are disappointed when they see this. In fact, this is the protagonist actively creating an external personality to temporarily fight against the evil in the magic network. The pollution of the world's chaotic will (there are suspicions of spoilers here, but it would be a pity to abandon the book because of the twists and turns of the plot). The analysis of the protagonist's heart in the process of seeking truth and the thinking about what "freedom of thought" are are very exciting. The description of the protagonist's spiritual transformation from ordinary to extraordinary is very vivid. If it doesn't collapse later, this book will be regarded as a god. One of the expositions about the protagonist's world view is very shocking: I pursue power just to better get it. Strength? Power is always a means rather than a result: I pursue the giant claws that move the stars, not to show off my power, but to tear apart the haze that hides the secrets of the stars; I pursue the huge body of the Whale Swallowing Nebula, not to be arrogant, but to look at the Milky Way. My pursuit of immortality is not to survive, but to welcome the end and reincarnation together with all things. I pursue the wings that chase the starlight, not to block light and clouds, but to cross the sky and the universe. If I had eyes that transcended the darkness, I would be able to see the scene on the other side and let me know the source of fate and destiny. In the face of my desires, this power that flies and dogs pursue is not worth mentioning. When I spread my wings, they are all insignificant and extremely weak! Ma Dan, Salted Fish is a bad author. It's such a pity that an excellent book ends like this.

Toad's transformation work, it seems that the transformation is very successful now, it is very interesting. The protagonist's actions are very cool, and everything does not follow the routine. Several old guys who guessed the plot in this chapter have failed. The only thing that makes people want to complain is that the title of the book is called Good Guy, but the things the protagonist does are not like a good guy at all. It's a mess, it's unfinished, it's a pity

In the past, Gouzi had always been famous for his dark world view, hard-core protagonist, and his imaginative and heaven-defying power system. It wasn't until the appearance of "Am I a God" that I discovered Gouzi's outstanding talent for comedy. In my personal opinion, it is one of the best among the novels I have read. In terms of comedy alone, it is even better than "The King Spare My Life" and "Xiu Liao". I actually have a high point of laughter, but when I read his book, I laughed so hard that I couldn't breathe several times (not an exaggeration). This book can be said to combine the characteristics of his previous books (I would like to say it is the advantage). The beginning is dark and cruel, and the world view is extremely hopeless. This is actually very easy to dissuade book friends who followed the previous book. In fact, the protagonist of this book is very silly and happy (so on the surface). The upgrade process of the protagonist is really mind-blowing. The protagonist is very cheap, which is a new level of cheapness. Also, this is the most evil fighting form among the humanoid protagonists I have ever seen (Lu Shengmon is not a humanoid)

This is also a self-recommendation. I feel like I caught on to the popularity of The Wandering Earth. The beginning is similar. I like the Wandering Earth very much. I have a +1 favorable opinion. I feel good. The writing and plot are online. The quality is good. I will consider keeping it if I don't fall behind in the future. Comment later

I just wanted to run a book list recently, and there happened to be a fan who recommended me, so I read it with the intention of giving it a try. I looked at the heroine, oh, Ain, good, this is in line with my aesthetics, +1 favorability. After reading the preface, I actually added the protagonist and listed a pirate chronology, which is a bit rare. When I quit, I found that it was written about history. This attitude is very good. Even if you are a fan, you must strive to be rigorous, so that it will not fall apart easily, +1 favorability. I just watched a small part and it seems pretty good. I'll add it first and comment later.