My Day Has 48 Hours

When you have an extra 24 hours in your day, what do you do with the time? Most people's reaction may be that I can have 24 more hours a day to play games, which is really comfortable. The protagonist is different. As a young literary and artistic young man, he spent the extra 24 hours trying to learn all kinds of fun but useless things: rock climbing, archery, reading, photography, and walking around in a huge city. Originally, the life was quite pleasant, but the protagonist was inexplicably involved in some kind of game. In the game, the protagonist goes through various scenarios in order to retain this 48-hour "welfare" and understand the so-called truth about this world. But is this truth really so important? In fact, what makes people feel most relaxed and happy is probably the extra 24 hours of wonderful life. With the extra time, you can occasionally exercise in the gym, or archery hall, or on the street, sweating everywhere, leaving traces of your efforts in this busy and lively world; you can take out a book, put out a cup of coffee, read quietly, occasionally take a sip of the liquid in the cup, with a strong and bitter fragrance, pick up a pen and write a line of comments, comfortable and comfortable; you can also wander aimlessly in a big city, looking at the cars on the street and the people on the roadside. Sometimes I admire the starry sky at night, or sit on the street corner, look up, and watch the clouds floating during the day change into various shapes. If you put aside the so-called various tasks, although this kind of life does not have too many challenges, it is also what many people want. Maybe one day, the protagonist will give up those games and focus on finding his original self in the extra 24 hours.

Someone built a building at the starting point and rewarded it. I will also build one here. Reply (sign in) for 100 book coins on the 10th floor. Check it from time to time. When I see it, I will sign it. I will do what I say!

To be honest, I thought I was just filling in some random stuff in the comment section, but now I know it's a book review. Why do I personally like this book? Part of it is naturally the bizarre world written by the author that attracts me. What I like even more is perhaps the unique life experiences of the protagonist and the rewards they bring. I really like the words of the bartender lady: "Your gains come from your experiences." Perhaps this is one of the ideas the author wants to convey.

The author must have put a lot of effort into the relevant historical background. There are really not many such works. I hope the author will continue to work hard. I also hope that Zhang Heng can participate in a team copy [and have more scenes with the heroine, and hope to be in the same copy with the heroine]

If one day I become bad. Please remember, I was kind before... If one day I become indifferent. Please remember, I have also been indifferent before... If one day, I become arrogant. Please remember, no one ever took me seriously... If one day comes, I won't care about anything. Please remember, no one cared about me before... If one day, I no longer like to laugh. Please remember, no one has ever asked me if I am happy... If one day I don't care about anyone anymore. Please remember, I have always been the one to cry and laugh alone... One day, I will despair of everything. Remember, all I ever got was disappointment... If one day, you ridicule my decadence. Please remember how tired I have been going through... If one day, I become no longer kind. Please remember that I was always scarred because of my kindness.

I didn't read much until I saw the end of Simon, and then read the book review. It seems that the protagonist will leave a vague and hazy love in every copy. I read this book after reading The Warriors, and the span is a bit big for me. Although I like this book very much, I feel a little uncomfortable now. I can't explain how I feel. I just feel a little uncomfortable. Maybe it's because I just read The Brave Man. I like Rob's love and courage to challenge the whole world alone for Lolo. As for the book 48 Hours, it's a bit disappointing that the protagonist returns to the real world after having a vague feeling with a certain girl in the dungeon, and may never see her again. I haven't read the rest. For now, I think the trust established between Simon and the male protagonist on the battlefield and Simon's feelings for the male protagonist are the best descriptions I have seen so far. However, after the male protagonist later returned to the real world, I don't know what kind of blow it was to Simon. From surrendering with a gun at the beginning, joining a group to keep warm, and escaping the battlefield together, the boy can be said to be the girl's only support in this war-torn world. However, the boy left the girl at this time. The girl may have woken up at the moment when the male protagonist put on Simon's clothes. If she wakes up and finds that the boy has disappeared... In fact, the main reason is that the author portrayed the girl so delicately. I felt like she was a living person. Her days with the boy seemed to appear in front of me, and I couldn't help but feel sad and sad for the girl. In fact, I have digressed now. For me, if there is a female protagonist, I think Simon is the best choice. In fact, it's because I came from a brave family, so I can't change my mind yet, and I can't accept this feeling of liking but not being able to be together, probably. So I'm going to look at other things first, and right now I'm thinking about having a single female protagonist, something like Rob Brolo, etc. Although I read novels to relax my mind. But my current mentality is not particularly good. The girl I had a crush on for three years ended up having a bad relationship for some reasons, and then the girl transferred schools. So these days I prefer to watch the kind of pure emotion, where you can do anything for the person you like, and finally grow old together and walk to the end of your life with the person you like. This is probably the happiest thing in life. I just vented my feelings after talking about this, haha, it was too uncomfortable to hold it in. Anyway, I don't know anyone, so if I see you, I'll treat you as unlucky, haha

I said the name looks so familiar, so come on, author. I jio looks good. I saw a pirated version of the book before, so I will definitely order it and support it this time!

MD is a college student. Don't you watch novels and mythological movies? You've already entered the survival island and you still care about reality and virtuality. Don't you know that MD has an extra 24 hours? I feel very poisonous when I look at this, 886.

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The protagonist is an ordinary person who hasn't had much training. After traveling through time, he fools around with pirates who have been licking blood from their swords for many years and easily kills them.