I Might Be Dead Tomorrow
我明天可能会死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Invincible Protagonist, Invincible from the Start, Like Saitama
When I make even the slightest effort, I'm already at the limit of this rank. Remember? I'll say it again: back then, I strolled around with my hands in my pockets, not knowing what it meant to have a rival.
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Books better than Nine Heavens Body Art.
Stories with an Overpowered Protagonist Who Never Hides His Strength
Invincible as He Travels the Myriad Worlds
A Male Lead Who Is Incredibly Powerful, Never Hides His Identity, and Makes Everyone Kneel on Sight
I want an absurdly powerful male lead. The more powerful, the better.
Desperate for Something to Read: Tomato Masterpieces, I've Tried Them All (Don't Recommend Yi Shou Zhan Shen or Da Li)
A Vast World Where Humanity Is Awesome and Invincible: High-Martial Fantasy in the Starry Sky
If Your Bookshelf Is Full, Just Call My Name. I’ll Answer the Summons and Come Steal Your Books
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Books I've finished reading.
Any Hard Science Fiction That’s So Technical You Can’t Understand It?
Are there any hard science novels? The kind that are difficult to understand.
Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
Hard Science Fiction That Goes Cosmic in Scale: No Mecha or Monsters, It Has to Be Hard Sci-Fi
It has to be grounded in reality or have a unique theoretical framework, like "The Galactic Empire" or "The Three-Body Problem"... but... it needs to have that web-novel feel... Aaaah, I’m so torn (๑•́ ₃ •̀๑). Cuties, please stop recommending "The Three-Body Problem"! I’ve definitely read a masterpiece like that.
Any Books With a Vast Cosmology, From Earth to the Solar System to the Milky Way and Beyond?
Any books with a grand cosmic scale, from Earth to the solar system to the Milky Way?
Novels About Traveling from Earth into the Universe
Something similar to Swallowed Star, The Arrival of the Strongest in the City, Rise of the Revival Era, and Cultivation Frenzy. Ideally, it starts in a middle or high school, with the protagonist rising step by step, entering the universe, joining humanity, and fighting alien races. That kind of story.
Any Novels Where the Main Character Is a Teacher Who Teaches Students?
Please, all you experts out there!
Invincible Slice-of-Life Stories Only. Invincible Protagonists and Everyday Life, Nothing Without the Slice-of-Life Element
Fellow Cultivators, Hold Up! Hand Over Your Masterpieces
The Protagonist Is Utterly Empty Inside, Trusts No One Anymore, and Is Unmatched in Strength
I was born in darkness, but someone showed me the light, only to push me back into the darkness.
Urban System Power Fantasy
The Protagonist Has an Infinite Lifespan and Sees Through All the People of the World
No heroine, or one who barely appears. Ideally, the male lead goes through losing the people around him and becomes stoic about it.
Urban Cultivation Stories with a High School Student Protagonist
Recommend Some Great Completed Books for Everyone
These are all excellent completed books. I recommend them to all fellow bookworms.
I’m in a Reading Slump, Recommend Something Good
Any genre and either male- or female-oriented fiction is fine, but it must have no romance, good writing, and a high rating.
The Protagonist Builds a Spaceship from the Start and Goes on to Dominate the Universe. No Fantasy
Any Novels About Making Sky: Children of the Light?
The game Sky: Children of the Light.
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It's pretty good. Although I didn't understand a lot of the knowledge the secretary mentioned, it felt very advanced. The content is decent.
This book is so good! Quick, help me up to a telephone pole! I'll play "Dong Feng Po" for the author, and then bring out my Imperial Seal for her to crack walnuts and boost her brainpower (laughs).
It would be a shame to miss such a good book. I'm new here, and the author has a rich imagination; they'd be perfect for writing novels.
This was the third book I read in my childhood, and it left a deep impression on me. I was fascinated by its unique science fiction mechanics, which were different from the science fiction I read in my childhood. Now, for better or worse, I give it five stars.
The first half was quite exciting, with wildly imaginative ideas. It turns out that even the "invincible at the start" trope can have such an opening and plot. The protagonist's character development is decent; he's not the kind with wildly fluctuating and unpredictable personalities.
It's incredibly good. It's the only book I haven't skipped since I read Xiu Liao Shuhang, Fake Immortal An Lin, Reversed Xu Que, Heirloom Tycoon Fang Jueyu, and Strongest Qi Cultivator Fang Yu.
Not bad~ The plot is engaging and fun ('▽') The pig's feet are so steady (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧ (It possesses the calm and composed demeanor of someone who has lived for five thousand years. It's much better than some books that claim to have lived for a long time but act like little kids... They don't capture that kind of temperament at all.)
To be honest, this book is the best, most logical, and most realistic novel I've ever read. It also made me understand many things: "I might die tomorrow"—who isn't like that? Perhaps everything is fine now, but an earthquake could strike at any moment.
It's alright. Those who like this kind of thing can give it a try. Although the system is practically nonexistent, it's generally not bad.
Hmm, I'll also give my review of the book. First, let's talk about the protagonist. He's decisive, values relationships, has impeccable values, and is very knowledgeable. He's slightly flawed in matters of love, but it's a minor issue; he remains extremely devoted.