A History of Struggle

The first few chapters of this book were really uncomfortable to read╯╰, but the later chapters were really good, and the plot was so interesting that I stayed up all night reading more than 200 chapters.

The author's writing is good, but after reading a few chapters, if I didn't know that the tree was the protagonist, I would have thought that Shi Hao was the protagonist. The priority should be clear. After a few pictures, the protagonist was still unconscious, so there was no protagonist in a large part of the plot. Then the protagonist woke up and made a man-made man, the protagonist became an air man, and then the plot in the future is from Shi Hao's perspective. The protagonist has more roles than the supporting roles. It seems that there are many scenes where the protagonists have no supporting roles. Isn't it funny?

The first six chapters mainly talk about the protagonist becoming the master of the world, and the consciousness of the world. The 500 rabbits, the protagonist is like eating grass, and the latter is about the elves. Overall good

Daily stories: The father asked his son: Who will you marry in the future? The son said: I want to marry my grandma, she loves me! Dad said: Nonsense, how can you marry my mother? The son said: You can marry my mother, why can't I marry your mother? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Daily story two: The beautiful flowers in spring are attracting bees and butterflies, and the young bees ask Ye Ye: Ye Ye, you are not as beautiful as the flowers, and you are not as sweet as the flowers. What are you for? Ye Zi said naively: My flowers are not good-looking, but I am rich and the flowers must rely on my photosynthesis to feed them! The young bees seemed to understand and continued to insert themselves into the flowers. Under the bright sunshine, the leaves seemed to be a little greener. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (The above content does not conflict with this book. Any similarity is purely coincidental. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Daily interactions: (I'm not kidding about this comment... Really! If you don't believe me, ask me!) Do ~ do whatever you want ~ be a good example to others ~ be the same on the inside and outside ~ all your life ~ things depend on people ~ do whatever you want ~

In order to be strong, he will do whatever it takes, and those who stand in his way will perish. It is full of designs of the law of the jungle, but it has no humanity, a typical self-interest at the expense of others, and self-interest without belief.

You can't be a little too strong. After all, you are a plane consciousness. Elves and other things should be called Father God. After all, the novel is set in the Western fantasy genre.

Attracted by the name, the plane consciousness...?? The expectations are very high, maybe too high

It reads like a blur, and you can probably figure out what's going on, but the angle is weird, so it's better to go straight to the setting. It doesn't even read as engagingly as the introduction.

Can the author make some excuses for the wolf? After all, he is also the first main force in the face-to-face war.

What a pity, no more, boring days have begun.