Zero-Talent Spellcaster: I Can Log In to the Future Ten Thousand Years from Now

It makes sense for the Konoha villagers to hate Naruto without knowing the truth. How did we get here? Did the idiot eat their rice or kill 98% of their family members? They all hate idiots so much, and they are not allowed to enter the examination room even if they don't have infectious diseases. Is there that much hatred? For no reason. Let's talk about some logic too. Not to mention that later on, the protagonist's growth will be beneficial to others (human beings) and he will no longer be hostile. Let alone the quality of people in first- and second-tier cities. From the front, there is only one examiner, a company CEO and his daughter. It seems like there aren't many people who don't hate it. You can know what kind of society it is by taking a partial generalization. No logic. It would be better to just set it up as a sin city Shura world. The crazy guy who wrote it seemed to be infected with AIDS and couldn't even get close to it, making him vomit blood. Why don't you write that the protagonist finds a fellow idiot who is hated by others and forms an organization, instead of saying it's an anti-human organization? It's better than selling technology to people who hate you now. If you need resources, just kill Heihui.

It gave me a headache. Each of my classmates felt like they had eaten gunpowder. They insisted on killing the protagonist. There was no good guy around, and the protagonist had to embark on the path of salvation. Let's just say that the reader is a saint. How can such a protagonist be happy?

Fortunately, it has the same beauty as it did ten years ago, which can only be described as average.

I kind of don't understand the author's thinking. First of all, the protagonist has obtained the AI ​​ten thousand years in the future, and can directly obtain the kungfu, body and other messy techniques ten thousand years in the future. This shows that the protagonist no longer needs to go to school and can completely work alone. Secondly, the protagonist knows about the alien invasion and eventual human extinction three years later. The attitude towards money and materials is already predictable. Just use it if you can, and don't throw it into your hands anyway. Moreover, the protagonist has advanced technology and can completely hide his identity and trade with the existing chaebols. Just follow Apple's path and update it three times a year, just make it a little better each time. Finally, what I want to talk about is the author's thinking. The protagonist now has no shortage of skills and can exchange money anonymously with the chaebols, so why does he still go to school? Knowing that the forces around him were unfriendly to him, he still wanted to make a big splash and try to get away with it? This isn't the main character, it's just a brain twitch. He put himself in the spotlight time and time again, and acted as if he had no choice but to do so. I can only say that the protagonist is too arrogant, and he is so arrogant that he despises everything. He is so arrogant that he doesn't need to think, he just wants to open the way with his hands. I just want to say that the era of fighting and martial arts flourished as the name suggests. Everyone believes in the power in their own hands and no longer has any brains. It would be strange if it was not destroyed. The ending written by the author is quite realistic.

Anyone who co-wrote the protagonist can know his identity at a glance, right?

It's very poisonous. It feels like the wisdom-reducing aura is at its maximum.

A pretentious and slap-in-the-face novel that has long been outdated. The whole world is filled with enemies of the protagonist, and the protagonist is scolded every day. It feels good and not depressing at all. I can only say that the more I watch, the more uncomfortable I feel.

It's too cliche to pretend to be a slap in the face. To be honest, I really don't think there is any need to save this world, and even if I change the map, there is no change at all. If I change the soup without changing the medicine, I still look down on it. The quality of the novel is 3.5 Stars. I'll give it a five star because of the fact that it is updated three times a day.

There must be a limit to reducing intelligence

It's just five reviews, very dissatisfying