Sixty Thousand Years Later

Ha, I didn't understand the introduction. Is there anyone who doesn't understand the same?

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I might get scolded if I say something, but mechas are not my thing. Mechas are not used in space wars.

After reading 10 chapters, I still don't know who the protagonist is...

There are actually novels written by the German black technology camp. Such novels that suit my taste are so rare.

Come on, author, I have loved your books since I was a furry girl. Now there are too few words. I will read them after 400,000 words.

Has the author carefully read his or her introduction? I made mistakes in the introduction, but I also expected to be more serious in writing the book.

Next book, why not go to Meng Yuan to rebel and steal Zhu Yuanzhang's job. Almost no one wrote about this era. Compared with the Qing rebellion, the Mongol and Yuan rebellions were more majestic and upright. The Qing Dynasty at least maintained the appearance of Manchu and Han unity, and the Yuan Dynasty was simply a colonial government.

I can give 9.5 Points to the book on the Soviet Union. That book is actually quite good as a popular science book and can slap a lot of people in the face.

What the hell are you writing about? The villain becomes the protagonist? No sense of immersion at all