Infinite Hundred Thousand Years

I don't know how the author understands the concept of one hundred thousand years, but in my opinion, in the world one hundred thousand years from now, humans will not have evolved at all, the world will not have undergone earth-shaking changes, and the so-called college entrance examination is so false. Human civilization is constantly evolving, and even the slave society has only existed for a few thousand years. Without the influence of external forces, thousands of years are enough for mankind to reach modern times from uncivilized times. In the author's writing, one hundred thousand years later, the world is not much different from modern times. Perhaps the author wanted to highlight the length of time, but casually writing a hundred thousand years was too casual. Just as people in slave societies cannot understand what democracy and republic are, none of us can see the future one hundred thousand years from now. Perhaps the demise of mankind is unknown.

I'm still arguing with the head teacher here, but I'm trying to get ideas from other little girls over there. Will there be more in the future? If this is the case, then I can only say that the character portrayal of the protagonist is too failed and too scumbag.

This novel is generally readable, but after reading more than 170 chapters, I feel that the protagonist is such a loser. It really disgusts me. He has already lived his second life. How can he still have this kind of character? I can't understand, I can't understand...

Why is there no Chinese mythology system?

. . . Just think what I said is nonsense.

The main character is really disgusting and his personality is a mess. When you graduated and chose a school, you actually took a girl with you. If you don't know the future, will she become your woman? Also, as soon as you have fucked your own teacher, you have to fuck another woman. And if you change jobs without a school or a teacher, you are nothing and have no sense of gratitude. If you switch to an unknown profession, I think any other hero would turn you into a scumbag. What a rubbish writing

I have read almost 200 photos... It feels like it is a stallion story again. I have just met a teammate girl for a few days, and she has no special experience. She seems to be dependent on life and death. Moreover, it has only been a few days since I hooked up with my class teacher, so the stallion is not so interested. When I saw the enrollment part, I completely lost the idea of ​​​​reading, although the other plots are not bad.

It's obviously very well written, and I've been reading it again. The author shouldn't be too pessimistic. He always spreads negative emotions, which will make readers unhappy...

I read this because I like unlimited streaming. I was already very disappointed after reading 200 times. It was an online game novel where the protagonist had all kinds of GM permissions when I upgraded to streaming. The plot was inexplicably unconnected. The protagonist had as much power as he thought. He randomly opened cheats and laughed to death. He fell asleep in the middle. I skipped through it and finished the ending. It's even more watery. The protagonist has already gone up two levels and then destroyed the world. Isn't it interesting? The key point is that there is no rationality. The women are also seen one after another. If it weren't for the disharmony of human-animal hybrids, I would probably be on it. The protagonist in the whole book is alone with various water experiences and waits for invincibility. The protagonist has no brains. There is really nothing to see.

Strong support. Don't worry about those people who say this book is not good to read. I blame others for not being able to read it. However, there are a few points where I may have read it too hastily. I have a few questions for the author: 1. When I was in middle school, didn't I say that I would compensate the protagonist's 10-year lifespan and 3 points of all attributes? Why didn't I see it? It makes me feel uncomfortable. Please give me some answers. 2. How many heroines are there? When the protagonist went to Eternal University for that girl, I felt it was too far-fetched. Although it may be to let the protagonist start from a lower level and continue to show off, it was really a bit awkward. I'm afraid that if this continues, the heroine will be like this, which will make it even more uncomfortable. I hope the author won't be angry. I'm not very good at speaking. It's really just a problem.