Sleep for a Hundred Thousand Years

The protagonist's hair is really green… If you become the Qing Emperor in that year, I will come in person and lead all living beings to crown you!

It has been described that the male protagonist received 10,000 gold coins. The IOU given by the Green Village Chief to the male protagonist is 10 gold coins, and he will also receive an interest of 1 gold coin every day. Now that I have to continue to owe 100 gold coins, there won't be more interest of 10 gold coins per day, right? Even if there is no interest of 10 gold coins, according to this calculation, the male protagonist owes 110 gold coins plus an interest of 1 gold coin per day. But as long as a person with a normal IQ has 10,000 gold coins, will he still owe a debt of 10 gold coins? Secondly, it seems that the natives of online games can see the attributes of the male protagonist and know how much money he has. In this case, if the Green Village Chief does not accept the male protagonist's cash and allows the male protagonist to continue to owe money, is it possible that the new 100 gold coins owed will not be charged interest. . From this point of view, the male protagonist really has a problem with his IQ. Originally, the male protagonist had no real money to support the online game. Under such circumstances, he deliberately owed money to others and paid interest every day. . . This is so abnormal. Isn't it possible that owing money can be a big deal? .

Not bad. This is my first book that doesn't hide my ID. What you do should be shown off, not hidden, unless there is something special.

By the way, I suggest the author start a new book

When an NPC wants to blackmail our family, this game is really interesting.

I just found this novel and will read it tonight.

The writing is not too bad, but this is so terrible 😅

It is very rare to write a work with 2 million words but still not achieve satisfactory results. Of course, it has something to do with the small reputation. Generally, authors give up writing after 700,000. Generally, good books are at least logically organized and descriptive. They make witty remarks, develop readers' imaginations, and set up CPs, and everyone will recommend them. It's a pity...

Why is no one posting? Is this a sofa?

Why does the protagonist want to save the child? Did he know that saving the child would put him into a coma? Does he know that the coma will definitely travel through time?

Weak people occupy a small corner. Please don't be angry. That's it. Let me give you a book about the end of the Qin Dynasty. The protagonist's soul wears Xiang Yu. Interested book friends can read it. The Overlord Must Win, Yipin. (Not Xiaobai, not Xiaobai, not Xiaobai) Sorry for any inconvenience.

Being manipulated by a novice village chief. Being led by the nose. The protagonist is like a chess piece, but he is willing to do it. Not interesting

It's too watery. Are you going to write 10+ chapters for a gang war? Up to now, there are more than 400 chapters, but the actual content is only about 200 chapters.

There's a reason there are so few reviews. Maybe it's because I've been reading novels for more than 10 years and my IQ is on the line. Orphan, reborn, he got back his ancestral jade pendant, and he rescued the heir of the Shangshang family (even though he was only 3 years old) who was playing with a remote control car in the middle of the road.