I'm Guarding the Copy

I'm wondering when this book will get a 404. Is the author satirizing the current education, including admission to schools nearby? In some places, there are no school districts and schools will not accept admission. I won't be 404 first 😏

Why do I know everyone I meet? The world is so small

I feel like the main character's name is very awkward! Gotze

There is a shortage of books. There are not many books to read. I recently found this one which is okay but has few words and few updated words 😅

It's too watery. It would be strange if you don't supervise it. Take this as a warning.

Should the poor in the West have the same names as the farmers in the East? For example, many farmers in the East call them Donkey Dan or Goudan... While many poor people in the West call them Tom or Jack... ╮(╯▽╰)╭

It's a bit strange, there is no unnatural death in this world

This chapter is broken, and the author has no information about it.

During the knowledge tower test, the author finished more than a dozen chapters, planning to skip those forced routine chapters and cultivate himself first. Unexpectedly, he turned out to be a eunuch now...

It's a pity, it's very well written.

It took almost 10 chapters to highlight a protagonist who got first place in the age test and the whole school thought the protagonist was NB. . . .

How embarrassing! If it were so easy to win public praise, in reality there would be no conflicts between students!

To be honest, I didn't understand the author's golden finger.

Will it be on the shelves so soon? 😰 It may not be available for full orders, but it will definitely be available for first orders.

Why do I feel that the books I officially support will not have good results...

If you say there is no more below, then there really is no more...

Not bad, very realistic, very good, very to my liking

Five chapters? Chapter ten is useless, there is no useful information at all

In the big dungeon world, there is no cost to enter death, but the level is still low. Then the protagonist's system is the red Rubik's Cube. Occupation is bard. I don't have enough talent to collect it systematically! Very routine!

I think it's well written! ! ! Don't give up! The author can write another book and update this book from time to time.

It is recommended that the red square is the mid-term boss. For example, red cubes are not rare. . .

Let's talk about my feelings. It can be seen that the author is playing tricks and trying to go against the routine, but the author does not grasp the sense of proportion, and the good subject matter becomes quite jarring.

Strange about my previous comments? I'm just asking about the source of the red and white squares. Will they be deleted if I tell you? At the beginning, it just said that every citizen has a white square and did not explain the source. Is it issued by the state, purchased, or awakened from one's own body?

Now it seems that people here have a very dark worldview. Is it because there are too few resources and they are not allocated enough? I don't see any doomsday plot. They hate the protagonist at every turn. Even if they try to show off and slap in the face, they don't feel good. Even if they are slapped in the face, they will not change their views and still hate the protagonist. In short, these people have a very dark mentality.

Bards must travel around the world, right? Bards in the Middle Ages were generally nobles who were down and out or had no hope of fighting for their family status. They left their families to find a way out. I don't know where the setting was, but almost all bards traveled around the world, right? Maybe the body constitution is low? Can you still see those fantastic scenes if you are in poor health? Some places filled with poisonous gas also require physical fitness and physical resistance. It can't be all made up, right? After all, no matter how much you edit it, there will be times when you can't edit it out. Unless it actually happened, you won't know the follow-up. Bards also compose poems, and usually in places like taverns, right? Summary: Bards have high physical constitution, high abnormal resistance, high wisdom (not intelligence), and they must also be eloquent, and secondly, they must be able to play the piano and so on. The protagonist in the book also deserves to be called a bard? Shame on you, take off your skirt. (The setting here draws on about five works and some realistic descriptions.)