Crushing the Reincarnation World Through Livestreaming

Anyway, the author is stuck, so I will briefly talk about the shortcomings in the recent chapters. First, governments and powerful Yakuza leaders accept the protagonist's words too easily, and their actions are surprisingly uniform. Although the protagonist is currently acting very friendly and flexing his muscles, which provides a reasonable explanation for this extremely smooth process, it is a bit distorted if you think about it carefully. Putting aside the complicated relationship between the various forces, whether the inner grudges can be eliminated, a future scientist in a strange time and space simply gives without asking for anything. How true or false is this? There is no doubt that there is true selfless dedication between individuals, but between countries and even between civilizations, interests absolutely come first. Any exchange between civilizations must take into account the worst possible ill intentions of the other party. Some people may say that the protagonist himself is a human being, and he also plays the role of a tragic survivor of a civilization that is running out of time. But from the government's perspective, couldn't this be a disguise for an advanced civilization? This kind of routine of giving a small favor to numb the nerves, but actually has a bigger purpose is not uncommon. Who is the chess player and who is the chess piece? It's scary to think about it. Second, the author thinks of interstellar civilization too simply. How powerful is a civilization that can break out of the solar system and travel across the galaxy? How powerful is a civilization with unlimited resources, complete popularization of intelligent machines, and unparalleled productivity? How many people can a human civilization with no longer limited lifespan and unlimited territory expansion multiply in two hundred years? So how powerful must the protagonist's fictional so-called Abyss Demon be to destroy almost all human fleets? First of all, you have to fight against hundreds of millions of fleets that can spread out across the entire solar system; you have to be able to face the attack on star weapons (as long as the amount is enough, hydrogen bombs can destroy stars, not to mention other weapons that only exist in fantasy). Human beings can still run if the situation is bad, so you must have the ability to position at the speed of light and navigate in space at the speed of light; if you run, you can still disperse and run, so your speed must be able to catch up with hundreds of millions of curvature spacecraft in different directions (you may not be the Flash). So having said that, how strong is the level of "through my guidance, there is a chance to reach it in 200 years" in this article? Anyway, even in prehistoric novels, Sun Wukong and his like can't reach it. However, these are originally stories written by the protagonist, so there is nothing wrong with them, but it is a bit far-fetched to make others believe them instantly. Well, actually, in the final analysis, the statement "have a chance to achieve it" is a bit misleading. Third, different people have different personalities and thoughts, which also correspond to different character reactions. The great virtuous monks are all the same, and the martial arts sages are also the same. The author's portrayal of these extreme masters is a little flat, and their movements are as neat as seven copies of a template, but they don't feel so full and real. Fourth, the protagonist has collected Ji Dao techniques from all over the world, but these techniques themselves are bred from different cultural backgrounds, and some even have completely different roots. No matter how smart the protagonist is, the only thing I can think of to unify these techniques is to use rational thinking to thoroughly study and analyze their essence. These research processes and the theories that can be proposed can be said to be the highlight of the book, but the author is general about the key points, which makes people anxious. Okay, as many as you want. Personal opinion, for reference only, welcome to discuss, please don't comment if you don't like it.

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When I saw the introduction and did the exercises, I thought it was an invincible flow, but it turned out not to be the case.

Just give me a reward and get the third place. Who told me to like the third place...

What's going on? It's so beautiful and no one rewards it. I'll do it.

Author, your physical persuasion made me decide to put it on my bookshelf and keep reading 🙂

According to what you said, does that mean returning our subscription money to us? When you come out to sell something, you refuse to sell it after just a foreplay? It's okay if you don't sell it, then you'll get your money back! You authors are shouting about cracking down on piracy and supporting genuine products every day, so we consumers deserve to be cheated? Why spend money to buy a semi-finished product? Who can you ask for explanation?

I can only say that it is very interesting, but there are too few, so I will put it on the bookshelf and read it when there are more words.

Author, tell me honestly how many authors you have conducted py transactions with... 🤫🤫🤫 If you want to know, please tell me 🤭🤭🤭.

I originally liked this book, but you turned out to be a eunuch You have to be patient. If the word count is small, few people will read it. When you have more words, you will take off (probably, it suits my taste anyway) Disappointed