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Imaginary harem yy golden finger There are many readers who don't want to read the novel where the protagonist takes the library and travels to a parallel time and space. If you are determined not to have too many female leads, you can quit. If you are simply tired of seeing one female lead after another and end up marginalized, you can try watching it. The heroine has a distinct personality and has her own characteristics. She has plots and calculations but is more light-hearted and funny. She has struggles in the world but is more pretentious and slaps in the face. A quite interesting novel. The plot is unconventional. The protagonist was kidnapped by a female bandit in ancient times to work as a village husband... Husband, and finally led the village people to escape from hunger and become a well-off society.

It is different from other novels about cultivating oneself to become stronger and pretending to be a slap in the face. It can be seen in the book that the author has his own views on abstract concepts such as human nature, the Great Dao, and time and cause and effect. For example, in the author's writing, the protagonist's state has reached a certain level and he can obtain energy from nothingness like the universe without the need to swallow spiritual energy or anything like that. The battles in the later stages also have the spirit of powerful people frequently using all living beings as pawns, instead of some protagonists and humble to great ones from beginning to end. The result is that the fight is still the kind where you cut me and I stab you. In this book, almighty truly has the flavor of almighty. It is just ordinary to treat time and life and death as playthings. Later, it is even possible to take away the universe together with time and cause and effect as a takeaway. The later description is really amazing. The author admires the power of the soul. The protagonist's practice is the sublimation of the soul and wisdom. The strength of the power is just incidental. The thought of "the sky is not high, but the human heart is the highest" runs through the whole text. There is no heroine in this book. Since experiments and research are often conducted in one universe, the protagonist will sharpen his soul through practicing in the world. This means that various magically modified worlds may appear in this book (I will tell you that there is a Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit Seven Heroes who changed the demon into Seven Swords and ran to the Sui and Tang Dynasties to fight with the heroes of the Three Kingdoms?). All kinds of golden fingers, various time travelers, and various main god spaces will appear. Book friends who like to join in the fun should not miss it. PS: Due to various time travels, it is inevitable to see stories from one unrelated universe connected together by the protagonist's means. This is reflected in the book and it feels like you suddenly jump to another story while reading. If you are a kid who likes to jump while reading, please be careful. You might think you are reading a book while you are jumping. Of course, there may be slight deviations between my narration and the content in the book, mainly because I didn't understand everything in the first reading, but there is no doubt that the book is a good book, and all the characters have high IQs as long as they are not set to be idiots (I just don't want to say that they are smarter than me).

The protagonist has severe persecution paranoia and looks at everyone who wants to harm me. There are emotional descriptions, but there is no heroine, in the full sense. Yes, the protagonist is a psychopath, but he is pure and determined to move towards his goal, and has never changed. There is no brainless show-off plot.

When you travel to another world, you must curse me and I will chop you, and if you chop me, I will kill your whole family? The protagonist of this book forcibly bends the foreign world of survival of the fittest into a capitalist society and asks you whether you want to slip away. How does it work? See for yourself! Ps: Not passionate, but fun and funny? The style is quite fun, and the protagonist doesn't do much from beginning to end. You think it might not look good. How did I see it?

Needless to say about the quality of the servants, I don't dare to make any random comments. But I want to say, definitely don't miss it. Whenever I encounter a book shortage, no matter how many times I read it, I am willing to read it twice.

The protagonist has a good outlook on life, is extremely lucky, and pretends to be invisible. Hong Dali is the biological son of God (the kind who is like a single seedling on the ground). If you go against him, a meteorite will hit you and ask you if you are afraid. Our slogan is: "Strength can produce miracles."