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After reading Chapter 11, although there are flaws, it is innocuous. With Jia Dongxu as the protagonist, it opens up another scenery of the Siheyuan. The plot of the novel is humorous and focuses on high-end games, seizing the opportunity to counter everyone in the Siheyuan. Although I have not seen the subsequent development of the plot, it can be seen from the article that this is the mentality of a normal time traveler, that is, eating what is in the bowl and occupying what is in the pot. The golden finger at the beginning is a flaw. It has a super-large library that is 70 years ahead, with a huge amount of books, and no restrictions. Since it is on the road to rejuvenating the country, relying on individuals alone is a very slow process. Even if all the books in the library are given to the organization, it will take time for the organization to develop and cultivate talents, which is not something that can be accomplished overnight. I don't know why the author set it up like this. The protagonist is afraid of being regarded as an enemy agent and being sliced and studied. This is a kind of behavior that lowers the intelligence. What kind of enemy agent would contribute such a huge wealth of knowledge? What kind of organization would slice up such valuable talent for research? If such a person can be worth several divisions, how many divisions can the protagonist be worth? Military? Country? I saw Chapter 29 and I can't stand it anymore. It's too bad.
It is rare for a courtyard novel to feature Jia Dongxu as the protagonist, who is possessed by the True Lord of Morality and pranks the neighbors in the courtyard, making the plot awkward. Yi Zhonghai and Lao Yinbi became wise. Jia Zhang's IQ is online, like a normal person. Holding a banquet to celebrate a birthday feels like a prank, too calculated, and completely villainous, which is unbearable to watch.
You old six [laughter and cry][laughter and cry][laughter and cry][laughter and cry]
Just haha.
I've read a few chapters and it's okay for the time being. After reading Chapter 12, I realized that if it didn't work, they would give Qin Huairu hundreds of dollars worth of clothes.
What the author wrote is so nonsense