My Life on Autopilot

I have been reading books for more than ten years, and this book should be the first in my reading career. You can take a look.

In fact, I'm curious about the fact that the protagonist has to die to get the benefits of projection memory, and there's only one projection at a time. So if the projection is immortal, will the protagonist be the same as losing Goldfinger??? You can't accumulate so much or you can't live forever.

To be honest, there is such a childhood sweetheart like the one at the beginning; and then the protagonist also has Goldfinger. If it were me, I would also want her, and there would be no hesitation at all. In fact, when a person reaches a certain age and accumulates enough knowledge, what you care about is no longer just the face (of course it can't be ugly, just passable)

What a great idea.

Can you still read a ledger even if you don't know how to read?

If you transfer to the supreme world, will the projected eternity be able to escape the control of the system? If not, then no matter how strong the protagonist is in cultivation, won't he always be at the lower end of the system?

The protagonist's name already determines that he will bring pain to the world.

Sure enough, after being doggy for a long time, I can no longer stand up. My first thought is always to kneel down. Why is it the same routine in every book? In reality, I just have to be stubborn. When I read a novel, the protagonist always kneels down. It's boring.

There is no plot in the twelfth life, it is just a stroke of water. There is no preparation at all from the twelfth to the thirteenth life, and he suddenly changes into Inuyasha? Copy and paste?

Chapter 10 of "Three Days of Farewell" will be released