My Girlfriend Is the Savior, and I'm the Big Bad?

I don't think there's anything wrong with the civilians the author portrays; they just want to protect themselves. But the situation is different with the superhumans and the authorities. The authorities directly allow the public to know about the superhumans or villains, causing panic, and even allow a superhuman with a grudge against Jiang Ming to have close contact with him? After confirming the accuracy of the time travel, didn't the authorities consider that since he could travel back, this was likely not the first time, proving that conventional methods were completely ineffective? In this situation, instead of suppressing public opinion or using appeasement, they tacitly condoned it? The protagonist, as the least threatening of the three suspects, shouldn't...

First, it's undeniable that the subject matter is quite eye-catching. The title alone is enough to draw you in. However, the content is hard to accept. The author seems to have considered why domestic supernatural novels often feature a separation between ordinary people and those with superpowers, often involving amnesia. Let's imagine an ordinary person from the future telling you the world is about to end, with a savior and a major villain. The question then arises: would we, as ordinary people, still think about studying? Would we still think about working a normal job? Would such an apocalyptic video really be allowed to be released? Releasing such a video would be detrimental to the country and even the world...

I had something to do today, so I just touched it, hehe~

I generally never write reviews or read books based on the author. I read what I consider good and discard what I consider bad. But after finishing this book, I felt compelled to say a few words, so I'm giving my first book review to this novel. Zayin is an author I've known for a long time, since "One Hundred Lifetimes of Cultivation" (before it became a bad book). In that book, Xia Yi is a saint, yet he constantly loses. The reason, in fact, is the exploitation of the ignorant people's psychology, their moral blackmail of Xia Yi, forcing him to continuously lose what is important to him. (I don't know what happens later; I didn't finish it, but I heard it became bad.) But Xia Yi still chooses to save these people. Why? ...

First, regarding the book, I finished reading all chapters by May 24th. In summary, it's a book you can read with your brain (without getting bogged down in details). Each character's actions and choices are consistent with the established plot. The characters' actions are surprising but don't deviate from the established framework. The romantic relationships feel realistic; there aren't many lucky breaks, but rather natural developments that come with time and mutual understanding. You can see the independent personality of each main character; you could even identify them just by their actions if you covered up their names and appearances. Most importantly, there are no purely good or purely bad characters in this book. The author...

Those who understand this book praise it, while those who don't criticize it. Just like in reality, some people understand it, and some don't. People are driven by profit and self-interest. Some develop their minds, while others develop relationships. Those who develop their minds later contemplate the next step for humanity, while those who develop relationships become businesspeople. If you combine both, you become a leader. People without social experience can't patiently absorb knowledge like a sponge; instead, they act like arrogant elementary school students, instantly cowering when confronted with a "hellfire" message.

After reading the free chapters, I couldn't hold back anymore. Don't tell me it's normal to shrink like that just to survive. You can pretend to cooperate, but the fact that you can reconcile is something I truly can't accept. Take history for example: Goujian endured hardship and humiliation, and the Ming Dynasty's "pig emperor" declared himself emperor in a pigsty—both killed all those who bullied them. And you, on the other hand, turn enemies into friends. Are you going to get married later? This manma has no bottom line when it comes to villains, yet she treats the hero who's close to her boyfriend...

The Great Creation Key! Key, come! If Heaven hadn't given birth to my dog's noise, the immortal path would have remained in eternal darkness! Hmph, ahhh, ahhh, ah, ah, ah, ah, um, ah… ah… It was an ordinary spring and summer. You, unloved, met him who had scaled the wall. He greeted you warmly, inviting you to play. And at that moment, the girl received her life's salvation. Falling, Qin Xin, wielding a greatsword, shattered the golden sky. "Jiang Yuan, live on. In the eternal return, the highest formula that humanity can obtain. The world you created, the past will endure, the present will endure, and the future will endure!" Noon finally arrived…

If you've read hundreds of chapters and suddenly feel disgusted by the author, then coming out to rant is understandable. After all, I'd rant too. But if you've read ten or so chapters, find it boring, and then leave with a grumble, "Ugh, this is disgusting, everyone stay away!" Are you sure you want to see this? If you don't like it, just leave! What kind of attention are you trying to get by leaving behind these offensive comments? If any of you see this and want to argue with me, forget it. Coming back every now and then to check if your filth still stinks... Honestly, it's pretty clownish. 🤡 You can't change anyone's mind on the internet, I know, so I didn't intend to...

Well, to put it simply, most people who come to read these books are drawn by the author, Zayin Laogou (Old Dog). Let's put aside his strengths and focus on his weaknesses first. Old Dog himself wrote, "Born short, inevitably weak." This is truly reflected in his writing, with many of his works being cancelled midway through. Especially the one about Song Qi. It's a real shame. Regardless of the logic or writing style, that book was genuinely enjoyable to read. However, it's a pity that Old Dog also needs to make a living. Without income, he had to abandon his writing. If he had finished it, I would call it a masterpiece. Now let's look at his strengths. Old Dog really understands how to create satisfying moments. All the stories he persists in writing deliberately annoy you in the early stages. This is actually also...