I Just Want to Provide for My Family

Counting the low-key book for me, this is the second book I have read by the author. I really like the concepts conveyed by the author in the book. Of course, we have different views on some concepts, and we cannot agree on them. I like the way the author conveys in the book, although there is darkness in the world. Dark, but light will always exist. It is precisely because of the existence of darkness that the rareness and value of bravely pursuing the light can be highlighted. It is easy to fall, but it is not easy to stick to one's heart. By the way, why did I stop updating because I am so low-key? I hope the author will not stop updating. Thank you.

I think this book is okay. I hope the last book didn't include eunuchs.

It's still the same author as before 😏 😏 One and a half chapters a day

This book is quite unique. It cleverly combines suspense and infinite elements. It also sets the background of the world in ancient times, paving the way for future cultivation and fantasy. It has both a suspenseful and tense atmosphere and infinite rigor and order. At the same time, certain writing skills depict the ancient pastoral style. Each game scene is cleverly conceived and just right. So far I think it's pretty good. In the later stages, as the strength of the protagonist increases, the opponents, villains, and how the game difficulty is set, the difficulty of writing doubles. This tests the author's writing skills, and the single heroine and Gou Daoliu greatly increase the difficulty of writing. I am quite optimistic about this novel. As long as it continues in the middle and late stages. It is completely comparable to the excellent works of Seventy-Two Changes of Earthly Evil and even the End of Ten Days.

This book is very good. It reminds me of another book I read before that is similar to this one, but that book is about the background of future high technology. This book is about the background of ancient times. I forgot the name of this book. Let's call it Cannon Fodder's Living Space. Anyway, I can't remember it. I hope someone else who has read it can tell me the title.

The writing is quite good, there may be some details that are not handled well, but overall it is a good book. Advantages: Online IQ, reasonable personality, wife and children, no system Disadvantages: Updates are too slow, there is a wife and children, and the transition is abrupt (this refers to the Orion section, where he was still an enemy in the last chapter, but becomes a good uncle and nephew in the next chapter)

I have read every book written by the author and like them very much. This book is the same, but I feel that the protagonist's early description is a bit disconnected from what's shown in the game. Everything else is fine

Brother, I believe in the author. I thought the previous book was very interesting. This one has a bright future and the protagonist is decisive.

It's a bit weird later on, where is the female supporting role?

From the villain production department to the low-key me, to the useless me, from my writing style to being like a beacon, to supporting my family, my interest dictates I always think that the author's works reflect the author himself to a certain extent. There is nothing much to say. I wish you luck and increase your attributes.