Human Shackles

The subject matter and writing style are both good, but I don't like the protagonist's character, it's too wishy-washy. The protagonist actually wants to find a village to farm. The author should write a farming style. I saved the little girl and gave you money and a position, but you didn't want it? The protagonist should take the initiative to look for such opportunities, instead of wanting to farm when the opportunity comes. This was my first time in the city, and I actually had to pull a cart and barely get by. I don't think about ways to make money and improve my strength. I am a time traveler myself. I feel like a retarded person. I am still so holy. I don't think about things. I just want to farm. I rely on my halo to survive when encountering problems. I am really speechless.

You saved the little girl. Isn't it normal for her to repay you? Why should you be grateful? Very disgusting.

Can you write less about women? If you take two steps, you will meet a woman, and when you change places, you will meet another woman. And there's always something fancy going on.

The beginning is good, but it gets really confusing around chapter 40. I feel like I still haven't understood the world.

I feel like this protagonist is a bit miserable and makes people feel uncomfortable watching it. I can't stand it after more than seventy chapters. He has to be so cruel to the protagonist.

Originally, the writing style of this book was pretty good, and I also liked the main structure. But it lists the Bible, Jesus, ancient Egypt, ancient India and other modern pseudo-history and false gods fabricated by barbarians. It makes people feel sick after reading it! Modern human civilization is fundamentally rooted in the wisdom of the Chinese ancestors! Putting those imitation and fabricated fake things of the white-skinned savages into the book as material directly lowers the level of personal knowledge and the book by a big margin!

It's not good, it crosses the red line and provokes readers' three views. The sense of distance expressed in writing is too close, and the good and evil behaviors of the characters are arbitrary. To put it simply, it creates a deformed performance effect and collides with the reader's cognition, making people suspect that you are a professional brainwasher, and it is disgusting and strongly resistant to you as an individual. There are many writers like this who have good writing skills but have gone astray.

This book is too blunt, and Pig's Feet looks like a brainless fool. He could have been a businessman in his last life, and he should have understood all the trivial things, but now he feels like he has no brains. And his so-called second brother, since he knows that he is not a good thing, how can he fall into the trap so easily? It's so ridiculous, he's totally brainless.

It sucks. After so much experience, there is still no progress. When you go out, you will be in trouble, and when you go out, there will be a woman? What the hell

It's really rubbish to repeatedly put the protagonist in a situation where someone controls his life and death.