I Made Instant Noodles, and People in the Future Called It a Sacred Feast of Civilization

The writing is quite good, it's still a seedling at the moment, I hope you have an outline. I have seen too many books written by Tomatoes that have a brilliant beginning, brilliant ideas, and then explode and fall to pieces in the middle. It's best to keep writing.

The subject matter is very good. This book is a high-end book. I don't know the low-level end yet, but there are many bugs. The first 8 chapters are too numerous to count (not classified as poison points for the time being) (other departments can be classified as healing, it is the kind that looks boring, but can be read). Let's give a four-star encouragement for the time being. Come on. I hope you won't write it off. Brothers!!! Go quickly!!! Can't eat me anymore

The writing is really good, better than the other so-called "Emperor of Humanity", but that one is different, that one is true, human beings are very miserable, and will always be suppressed, but this one is different, this one is that human beings create everything, and the writing in this one is quite profound.

What do you mean, those who eat humans and use humans, but on the other hand, those who oppose humans have the guts to leave humans behind. And how did civilization come into being in more than three thousand years? How did those organizations gain access? Overall, not bad

I think I must have been shocked. From the initial attraction of the setting of "The Last Human", to the silence of the mediocre and slightly simple character of the male protagonist, to the shock of the last words of mankind in Chapter 19, the author told a huge world and truth in a relaxed and slightly humorous story. I read it word by word, but I didn't realize how powerful it was, so I gave it five stars and recommended it to everyone. "If you just came back, it would be chaotic." "There will definitely be a lot of people around." "You're definitely going to be asked a lot of questions." "There will also be people who want you to make a decision immediately." "Don't rush." "Eat first." "Drink water." "Sleep." "If you're sad, cry." "If you're scared, just say you're scared." "If you don't know, just say you don't know." "Human beings did not get to where they are today just because they are always right." "Human beings are just good at making mistakes and figuring out how to fix them tomorrow." "So don't become a god." "God can't say he doesn't know." "God can't make mistakes." "God cannot escape." "God cannot cry." "God cannot stay in bed." "God cannot blame himself for not being able to eat something that tastes bad." "But people can." "People don't have to know." "It's okay to be afraid." "It's okay to fail." "You can oversleep." "After you mess up something very important, you can bow your head and say, I'm sorry, let's start over.

What would I do if I just woke up and found that I was the last human being? I would be afraid of everything around me. I would be insecure. I would try to activate the protection measures that humans have left for me. This is a normal human being. Instead of eating instant noodles when I wake up, I want to see if I can eat beef. It's not bad to pretend to be a fool without protection measures. At least those non-human beings will not think of killing a fool 🙂. Wait for a while to see if there are weapons that are equal to all living beings, and see if it is possible for humans to return again. If not, commit suicide.

The author's control over psychology is very special. This book is generally a light-hearted book, but the desperate plots are really breathtaking, and the emotional rendering is a perfect score! The plot is also very exciting. The logical relationship between the protagonist being pushed to face various difficulties is handled very well, and there is basically no sense of jerkiness. Honestly speaking, it is a high-scoring novel, but the problems that arise are really hard to ignore: ①How could a multi-racial hodgepodge of advanced future civilizations develop in just over three thousand years? ② Many paragraphs have similar repetitions, and the author seems to have used AI assistance functions. ③The character of the protagonist is disgusting and ridiculously cowardly (for example, when the military factory was accidentally activated, my first reaction was to take over the control directly, so that I could have enough self-protection ability in this unknown world and not be like the protagonist in the book. When I was threatened by the parliament, my first reaction was to find Zero AI to try to connect to the military factory in the old industrial area, and use hard power to resist the opponent instead of becoming a lamb to be slaughtered like the protagonist)

Use fewer tools and check the content of the article first if you can. I can't read some places.

I like this philosophy book Like the concept at the end of the book I choose to leave a message Still positive I just feel less 😢 You can refer to it to see what this book brings to other people's thinking. I have tried applying it to some aspects of my life.

Please update, the world view is new, but some words and actions are a bit repetitive, but it is still very interesting, but it is a bit lacking (๑ १д१), I wish to update it ten times a day ₍ ᐢ. ̫ .ᐢ ₎