High-Dimensional Civilization Development Manual

Damn it, why does the protagonist need to bring a loli to travel through time? I just can't stand it And in X-Men, she likes the protagonist even if she is a woman. It's too ****. If you can't write, why don't you want this kind of plot? Is it just to poison the readers? No wonder so few people have read this book. It's weird if they don't rush to the street. Please listen to my advice Don't read it! ! ! ! ! ! !

Author, why don't you change the title of the book? The title of the book is completely inconsistent with the content of the book

I suggest the author take a look at Plane Butterfly. Although the writing is not very good, the plot, creativity, and ideas are all top-notch.

I felt okay after watching the X-Men stage, but the later it gets, the weirder it gets. As the leader of a civilization, he is extremely indifferent to emotions. It doesn't matter if he doesn't have any subordinates. He doesn't care about every weak being, friend or foe. The protagonist's courage and structure as a Zerg civilization are completely invisible! In the development of a civilization, there is no "plunder", "cruelty", and "destruction", and even its "glory" does not exist. There is only one person wandering around the world. The pattern is really too small!

The character description is not good at all, the dialogue is dry, and everyone has no characteristics. I hope the author can improve it in the future.

This book is 90% similar to Through the End of a Black Hole! Is this the Chinese translation of the legend?

This book has not been updated for 13 days. Is this a eunuch?

I suggest the author change his name and introduction. There will definitely be improvement.

The author is awesome, few writers of novels play with theory so smoothly.

I just read this book recently, and I have some thoughts on pig's feet building electronic computers in the world of Toril. Pig's feet thinks that electronic computers cannot be used, so he thinks that the world does not support computers. It's like if you take a pair of size 36 shoes and try to put them on a size 42 foot. If you don't put them on, you will conclude that these feet are not suitable for wearing shoes and can only be worn barefoot. I really don't know how to work around it. Computers are just tools, just like the abacus. So can the abacus be used in the world of Toril? If so, why can't we build a computer? It's just that we can't use electronic computers. We can use magic computers, but we have to develop them from scratch, but the principles of computers are pretty clear.

Before I knew it, there were only ten days left before the author would have evolved a million times.

The introduction and content are seriously inconsistent

The beginning is a bit white and I can't stand it anymore

After reading the introduction, I thought it was a Zerg novel, but it turned out not to be the case.

Everyone is welcome to suggest various names based on the theme of this book, and after the mechanic collects them, he will compile a voting post. I am unable to choose a name. If I want to choose a good name, it is impossible. I can only rely on the imagination of readers and friends to continue writing it (manual funny)

I thought I found the book I wanted, Civilization Stream. Unexpectedly, when I went in and took a look, I realized that I was wrong. This was not a civilized stream at all, but a single-person stream.

Mechanic, fast women's clothing, otherwise watch pirated copies (funny)

There are too many eight boxes in the book. The explanation about dimensions feels different than what I thought. A primary school teacher told me: zero dimension is a point, one dimension is a line with only length, two dimensions is a surface that is wider than one dimension, and three dimensions is a body that is one height higher than two dimensions. By analogy, 4 dimensions should be one more dimension than three dimensions. Moreover, low dimensions are fully visible to high dimensions and cannot be defended.

The biggest problem with this book is that the main character is too weird and unlikable. Whether it's a movie or a novel, how can an unpopular protagonist be loved by the audience?

Please ask Dalao! In Chapter 236, it was mentioned that the protagonist returned to the world where he was born before this time. I can't find that chapter. Please answer Dalao!

A lot of training and play chapters have been deleted

What happens in the next hundred chapters?

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Hey, black light virus, collect it first

What the hell is a Pokemon? ? ?

I feel like the Marvel world is boring.

I feel like there are too many copies. The title of the book is "Cultivation of Civilization", but the content is that the protagonist travels through different worlds and takes away technology. He doesn't see the existence of civilization, the process of civilization from backwardness to progress, let alone the glorious atmosphere of civilization's progress. Plane Butterfly can be considered to be of the same type as this book. There are only six universes written in it. The hero of each universe is the protagonist who grows up with the civilization. In the end, the protagonist and the civilization ascend to a high-dimensional civilization together. In that book, you can see the growth of the protagonist, the progress of civilization, the pleasure of the wheel of history rolling back the past, and the various hardships and sacrifices in the growth of civilization. Compared with the achievements in the text, the growth and cost of civilization are revealed. In comparison, there is much less in this book.

Is the protagonist trying to get his feelings back? Let me know what the boss at the back says!

With only 30,000 clicks, you have 13,000 fans. Author, do your family members know that you are so awesome? I am truly envious and jealous! 😆😆😆😆😆

Brother, seeing how seriously you reply to the comments, I send you four recommendations. I hope this book will become popular as soon as possible (although I haven't read it yet)