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After reading these chapters, I looked solemn, bowed my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, stood up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 collector's edition Sprite, held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside the window was a bit dim, just like my current mood, heavy, very heavy, gradually Gradually, it started to rain lightly in the gray sky outside. Why, my vision was blurred. I don't know whether it was me crying or the rain was getting heavier. It might be both. My mood became even more melancholy. I could no longer suppress the emotions in my heart. I opened the window and shouted to the outside: Who am I looking down on in just a few chapters?

It looks good. I like multiple heroines. Is it multiple heroines? , And there are illustrations, come on

In terms of content alone, there are actually many flaws, such as the data does not match up, the resource reserve figures are perfunctory, and the plug-ins are a bit too strong. But looking at the taste, if the taste of the dish is right, the aroma requirements can be appropriately lowered, and the color requirements cannot be lowered. Of course, it matches my taste.

Sometimes I feel that technology is also very awesome, such as space locking, space confinement, bracelets, etc. Then, particle beam cannons, black hole launchers or energy confinement bracelets, high-tech mechas absorb the only energy in the air as kinetic energy, and high-tech black hole light speed cannons, space light speed or chip space bracelets, which can contain living or dead objects and food. People can move inside, and things will not rot in there. Then, you can grab those mutants to research strengthening potions to break the genetic lock or combine mutations with technology. Equip one side with a mecha, portable defense armor, or star battleship, and a space breaker cannon. As long as you don't send a girl later, and you still have the Gamma Ray Hulk bloodline, don't use it for the protagonist. It's awesome, but it's just a little too ugly. Why do I always feel like the author is writing about it, and it feels like his combat power is about to collapse, and there are also a bunch of values ​​that are about to collapse. I changed the appraisal master to Miss Appraisal, and let him turn into a human later. Hehehe

Is there a female protagonist? Big heroine or multiple heroines [eat melon] [eat melon]

The writing is really good. The protagonist can clearly order his subordinates to work directly, but he still goes out of his way to lie to his subordinates every day to deceive him, saying that he can rest after finishing the work. When he rests, he finds various reasons to let his subordinates continue working. The key is that it is the same for all his subordinates. It is a very good novel that writes about the nature of scumbags vividly and exquisitely. The setting of the main character, a capitalist and scumbag, is right [Like]

It's okay. Capitalists have to hand you cigarettes when they see you.

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Worth reading Personal score 85 points The plot is pretty good, there are many innovations, and it's not very cliche. The numerical values are not too outrageous. The overall rhythm is also well controlled The protagonist is too capitalist, and his subordinates are loyal to him, and he treats them as machines (I was thinking about running away without giving him 2 stars) It's not great in every aspect, but it has no major shortcomings, so I recommend reading it. And personally speaking, this is the best book I have read so far on the subject of Lords of All People. Well, another drawback is that the development of the protagonist is not particularly related to the mechanical side, so we built a city wall and even the automated assembly line was dealt with in one go. A bit confusing

I heard more than a hundred of them. The protagonist is cultivating immortality in the name of technology. His race is all immortal. The technology side he chooses at the start is not explosive, but mines and upgrades buildings.

I like to read interstellar articles. This kind of article satisfies my appetite.

I have only read Chapter 20, and many people in the comments section said that the protagonist is selfish, exploits women who are 100% loyal to him, and throws them away after they are used. Is this the representative of capitalism? I don't know if I should buy it, can anyone explain it?

This book is okay in the early stage, but I felt a little boring in the middle section. But the starship section in the later stage is good. I hope the author can maintain [get it] [eat melon]

I've read Chapter 42. You can read it when you don't have any books. 😁😁😁 Some of this data is a bit confusing. With the participation of Jingyi's top races, there is a high probability that the protagonist will not be able to get the leader's data. The leader's data is given too much. 😁😁😁

The author writes well. I think there is a book about omnic ascension that is very good. You can learn from it even though updates are discontinued.

The plot is okay, the important supporting characters have good personalities, and the illustrations are nice. However, the character of the protagonist is special after all. It can almost be said that he is mercenary and everything is based on profit. He is a profiteer and a slave owner. Even when he treats his own people with a 100% favorability rating, he is extremely oppressive and has a bad attitude. He is extremely oppressive about rest time (no rest time) and occasionally does not give him food. To eat, he often pushes or kicks him away when approached. The promised rest time is often canceled before half time, and he is ordered to go back to work immediately (erratic). When it is useful, it is Xiao Tiantian, but when it is used up, he will be thrown away and continue to work as a cow and horse. It is like pebbles in rice, and it will piss you off from time to time. This is all I see for now, I'll look at it later Later on, the proportion of the protagonist's special character part decreased, and the overall impression increased. It was much better. In addition, the plot was okay, the character setting was good, and the overall impression was not bad.

It's okay, just take it for fun (~_~;) After all, the author has to be unique! Come on, at least it seems to suit my small appetite. Reading is like Hamlet. There are 1,000 Hamlets for 1,000 people. Don't bring it into the novel. Otherwise, you will be the one who feels uncomfortable o(╥╥)o

A good book, in the harem cool genre. The protagonist is very resourceful and can make the best use of his subordinates🤣🤣🤣The combat power increases a bit quickly and is reasonable compared to other passers-by. To sum up, it is indeed a pleasure to read this truly refreshing article (if you don't like the refreshing article, don't read or comment on it)

I have read Chapter 380. Overall, the first part is very good. The initial hang-ups are a bit harsh, and the development is very fast. I like multi-female protagonists, or lolita. They all match my point. The fighting power in the later part is broken. I can't stand it any longer. I'm leaving.

The male protagonist is not a supervisor, and the female protagonists all have their own characteristics. The key is that they have brains that are not cerebral palsy and can help the protagonist with things. I personally feel pretty good.

It looks good. I like science fiction. I wonder if there are too many female creatures. It would be bad if there were harems. Why can't novels be separated from women?

Why is the fan list missing? [What] [What] @ I am a melancholy guest in the world. Get it back for me quickly [angry] [angry] Why is there all water behind this? None of them are good-looking. They are not as good-looking as they were at first. They become more and more watery in the later period [sad][sad][sad]

I can only say that the style is also unique in Tomato. It is very similar to a first-person wit-fighting book I have read before. It was really hard to accept when I first read it, but after reading it for a long time, I got used to it (as long as it doesn't develop into a fairy tale later, it's not ridiculous) (Also, if you don't use your brains and don't read the comments, this is a refreshing farming article) Unexpectedly, I ended up entering immortality cultivation, and my interest was reduced by half. Although it seems that the proportion is not large when looking at the catalog at the back, it is still a bit strange. Technology is so cool, but it really doesn't work. You can add magic, but you have to cultivate the whole immortality and introduce the setting of an immortal. I really don't understand. After reading a little bit about it later, I decided to adapt it.

The pictures are good, but I won't talk about the writing. I don't do reading comprehension! Everyone has their own preferences. The author's writing skills are still lacking. This book cannot be a god, but! Here is Tomato, what kind of bike do you want? The picture is super cute.

Not bad, just look at the data [thinking], don't take it too seriously

Author, I read Chapter 17 and found out whether you deliberately mistook the data. Example 5, 11, 20, 5 how to allocate 30 attribute points into 31 attribute points, after looking at the distribution: 14, 14, 30, 14 /////9+3+10+9=31

The novel is well written, with all races and phenomena. The flaw is that the male protagonist, as a human, only interacts with all races but not with humans. It gave Re Ren a feeling of loneliness, so I gave up. If you like this kind of thing, you can read it. The author's writing style is quite good.

It's really good-looking, and the most interesting thing that kept me reading was that there were a lot of foreshadowings, but the pitfalls were filled in one by one without seeming too deliberate. Obviously there is a relatively complete outline, which is a plus for me. There will be no situation where I will read a few chapters and add them to my bookshelf and never open them again. Generally speaking, it has good and bad points. It is a novel with a promising future.

Author, I would like to ask, the protagonist of this book will not change into a woman like Spider-Man's book, right?

Like other development streams, it's all a routine!