The Lord Era: I Logged In Thirty Days Early

1. Research suggests that for every 60 seconds of breathing, one minute of life is lost. 2. Who would have thought that a 16-year-old girl was just a... A 12-year-old girl 3. While Chinese people are sleeping, most Americans are still working. 4. The way English is taught in China is seriously flawed; in the United States... Even elementary school students can speak fluent English.

Five kilometers, it takes the Thunder Eagle 15 minutes to fly, which is slower than me riding a bicycle, so what's the point of you playing?

Why do I say the protagonist is selfish? First, the female lead gives him 5 million a month; without that money, he's useless. Second, at the start of the game, instead of helping the female lead immediately, he sells his troops to pay back the 5 million, without interest. Bad review! He doesn't even know how to repay a debt of gratitude.

A bunch of students don't study properly; all they do is fight over women, show off, and try to be the center of attention. What's the point of studying? You bunch of idiots deserve to starve after graduation.

Since this is a game turning into reality, is it really okay for an ordinary person like you to tell others that you're number one in the game? The whole world is looking for you. What if foreign countries find out that you're number one and think, "I can't live without you, so they'll kill you"? Nowadays, how many ordinary people are confident that they can evade assassination by a country? Just because you've played the game a few more years than others doesn't mean you're awesome.

If you could only choose three, which three would you choose? 1. 100% Brain development, god-level comprehension, god-level learning ability, god-level danger perception, god-level insight, unlimited future foresight, immortality, god-level reincarnation ability {retains memories and can choose a mother for rebirth}, god-level ability for unlimited controllable devouring and evolution, god-level…

I don't know when it started, but I always feel that there might be a mastermind behind these kinds of novels, and that the protagonists and other players are just tools, working for someone else?

Why is there a 3S reward for building the second territory? Is this some kind of joke? Seriously? And do you really think the protagonist's half-price talent deserves a 3S reward?

The premise of this book is truly baffling; after reading over twenty chapters, I have to rant about it. SSS-rank talent? What's the point of just reducing troop costs? Double troop strength? Can that even be called a mass troop build? Even undead mass troop builds don't cost money to summon units. An SS-rank knight hero's skill is just a 50-meter radius aura?

Reducing resources to 10% would be more reasonable, but to cut them in half? From now on, for those with abundant resources, this SSS-level talent will be useless.