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I Can Read People's Comments

Theodore Griffith was a master of Reality. He understood the parallel universe in the form of another reality. He was aware that someone’s wish, story, or pure imagination could give birth to a new reality just like his own. Hence, he planned to find the creator of his reality by roaming among the realities. This time, he entered a new reality connected to several other realities. However, what made him certain the most was that this reality was connected to the person who created his reality. He knew that fact because of the ability he gained in this world. He could actually see people’s comments, allowing him to realize that his entire life and reality were born from a story. “Hehe. You have made a mistake in making me realize this. With the readers on my back, I can force you, the author, to make a plot for us to meet.” Theo said while giggling. “That’s why I’m counting on you guys.” --------- Other Works: 1. Oil Tycoon: Let's Find Oil in a Martial World 2. God of Tricksters (Completed) 3. Gacha Sovereign (Completed) 4. The Magician of Sound (Completed) 5. Reincarnated to Bonk in Another World (Completed)

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[Chapter 327 Comments.]

[ScarletzWolf: I like the way Haruka is thinking...]

[DarkSlayer: Another mass genocide coming right up! Muahahaha!!]

[Keltic_Spirit: I wonder if there are any hostages? Your future maid be there already.]

"Get ready. We are about to depart!" 

"Hurry up!" 

"We are moving the schedule." 

The sailors and the slaves were moving faster. Theo couldn't help but look at them from above the ship.

"Is there something bothering you?" Gonzalez asked.

"It's nothing. Even though you say they are slaves, they don't look like they are being treated harshly." Theo pointed at the people below.

He was right. He thought the slaves would be mistreated, and there would be a lot of whips and deaths around. 

However, those slaves might look tired, but their bodies were quite good and maintained. They didn't look like slaves at all.