An ordinary man returned to the past due to an accidental rebirth and received the inheritance from an alien civilization. From then on, he began his rise, step by step towards the stars and the sea, and intersected with many alien civilizations, and finally achieved his own interstellar hegemony! (The story will be slower at the beginning, but it is also more realistic. I hope to accompany the protagonist step by step from a mortal to the altar.)
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After reading this, I have a few questions. Have you gone astray? You have a core of civilization. You have made enough money on the Internet, right? Then why are you still wasting your time there? Then you didn't invent a weight-loss drug at the beginning, right, and then there was no news in the end. This was the best way to break into industry, and it was also the best way to break into medical care. But you gave up, and there was your scientific research. There was no other scientific researcher except you. Every Internet company is actually involved in a lot of other sectors, and there are quite a lot of scientists, but I haven't seen anything from you in this regard. To be honest, I think it's quite a pity. If you look at it at your pace, well, I don't think there are 10,000 of them, and they probably won't be able to leave this earth.
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This book is pretty well written, but why doesn't anyone pay attention to it?
After reading this, I have a few questions. Have you gone astray? You have a core of civilization. You have made enough money on the Internet, right? Then why are you still wasting your time there? Then you didn't invent a weight-loss drug at the beginning, right, and then there was no news in the end. This was the best way to break into industry, and it was also the best way to break into medical care. But you gave up, and there was your scientific research. There was no other scientific researcher except you. Every Internet company is actually involved in a lot of other sectors, and there are quite a lot of scientists, but I haven't seen anything from you in this regard. To be honest, I think it's quite a pity. If you look at it at your pace, well, I don't think there are 10,000 of them, and they probably won't be able to leave this earth.
Not bad, looks good This book is pretty well written, but why doesn't anyone pay attention to it?
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