Selling Earth from the Start

Very pretty, just too cruel. Moreover, he betrayed the earth and sold the earth and its people. The people on Earth are not your private property, so why should you sell them!??

The author uses vivid and vivid language to describe the huge desires of human rebels and social scum, as well as the unreasonable and violent behavior of social scum when they meet women. I have to say that the author's description of this is really good. The vivid portrayal of a social scum is truly a masterpiece.

I think the content is very novel, different from many books I have read before, and I think it is very exciting.

I've read a few chapters and I think it's okay, not as poisonous as they say.

This book is very well written. It made me aware of the evil in this large society of the universe and the distortion of human nature. You made me understand that the universe is not as good as I imagined. Overall it's okay.

Nice, but the beginning is a bit dark... So it will dissuade people. (눈_눈) After looking at the back, I thought it was pretty good.

From one perspective, the protagonist may not consider the feelings of others and is relatively selfish, but he uses the money exchanged between the earth and 7 billion people to get the earth back. If he had not chosen to sell the earth, then he would not have the resources to buy those weapons, and the earth would never come back. If he sold it, he would still have money to get the earth back. He chose to save the earth in a roundabout way. This is relatively new, but many people cannot understand this thinking. After all, the first few paragraphs are really hard to watch, and it's impossible to understand without reading the rest. In fact, I couldn't understand it at first, and I gave it a low score. Later, someone started chatting with me, and then I continued to read some more and finally understood it, but I still couldn't understand it. But I think the theme is novel, and the protagonist and a single-minded person like me will have better brains, so I withdrew the low score and gave it four points. One point was deducted because the protagonist took people away casually and made his own decisions.

If you ignore the front, the back is actually pretty good-looking, but it's just good-looking, don't comment on your personal feelings.

I like it very much, because maybe I am just a pervert.

Really nice to look at. The protagonist's three views are "righteous" The storyline can be described in two words: "Interesting"