
Global: Immortal and Undying, I Am a Civilization All by Myself
全民:不死不灭的我一人即文明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 449k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
210Chapters
11Reads
6.1Score
1Listens
118kReads · all time
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The previous one didn't work well, maybe the protagonist is considered a good guy?
It's okay. In my personal opinion, it's about 7-8 points. These small town protagonists have no intention of killing them, so they give people a feeling of grinding. There are no restrictions in the invincible flow, but the protagonist himself grinds, which can be regarded as a disguised restriction. Many people cannot accept this on Tomato.
I am willing to give 6 stars This book is a very unique one. The protagonist is invincible at the beginning, and then continues to absorb knowledge like a wizard. His character is a bit weird, and he is decisive and gentle at the same time - but this is not the kind of retarded Madonna novel. On the contrary, this is more in line with a thoughtful and rational person. The behavior of the wise invincible is that he regards everything as an ant. If he finds it fun, he will play with him. If he is really offended, he will strangle him. This is a very unique outlook on life. Because he seems a little frustrated in the early stage, he may dissuade many people, but Yang Yi's transformation later is really very exciting. If you are used to reading mindless articles, then stop reading, or just skip to reading.
This book is my favorite book I have ever read! The protagonist is not a virgin, it's just an invincible and cool story, and the character is the kind of character I like! But the villain always comes to mess with the protagonist, which is a bit too brainless. Why is the rating so low? Come and help me rate! [Cool][cool] I saw many people in the comment area saying it was too intellectual, and I agree, but the author has only written the fifth book^v^
5 Points for novel theme, 1 point for the protagonist who is too tolerant of "little cuties" and feels aggrieved during negotiations in the village.
It looks good, and many of its wonderful ideas are actually very interesting. The only shortcoming is that it is very wordy when communicating with others. There are also some stages where you may feel aggrieved. You can just kill the person directly, but he has to be left to play slowly.
The plot is okay, but there are 100 million bits of poison
Come on, come on, come on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on.
The subject matter is okay, and so is the update speed. There are very few poison points.
I have finished reading the whole novel. The subject matter of this novel is very novel. It depends on whether others can accept it. [You taste it carefully] [You taste it carefully] [You taste it carefully] I read it from six o'clock in the morning to six o'clock in the evening. I really finished it point to point.