Civilized Person

The author is it, using the book of the heart as the first step into the earth. Oh my gosh, this is so beautiful 😭 But I can't get up tomorrow

I followed the author's "You Are All Caught in Captivity" all the way, and I couldn't help but complain about it. The plot of the intelligence officer and the underworld leader (not writing names is to show that the author did not write the characters alive) is too unreasonable, especially where the intelligence officer plays the protagonist. I know that the author wanted to express the deep relationship between the two of them, but the author did not convey it to the readers. The intelligence officer knows the importance of the protagonist in this paragraph. It's not reflected here. And what is the mission of this "loyalty-oriented" intelligence officer? Find and protect the protagonist. Then he blames the protagonist for causing his gay friend to get hurt. What qualifications and position does he have to blame the protagonist? My first feeling when I saw this paragraph was one of incompetence and rage. He neither found nor protected the protagonist. Instead, he angered friendly personnel because of his incompetence. The most uncomfortable thing is that he actually fought, God damn he really fought. The protagonist was fine even though he was surrounded by a bunch of strong foreign men, but he was actually given the first drop of blood by this useless intelligence officer. When I saw this late at night, I felt as if I had been fed a fresh bite of Xiang. I really hope the author can change it.

For this kind of protagonist, moderately frustrated emotions can help her grow rapidly, but the disadvantage of Du Yan's vivid description is that if she doesn't live, you won't subscribe. The author is great

If Du Yan is alive, who will call me back then. Forget it if you don't have it. Therefore, Three-Body Problem can only be published and serialized online.

I just read three chapters: the descriptions are quite smooth and the words are eloquent! He was caught immediately! This one doesn't even look like a newcomer! Which god's vest? It feels like a physical book!

The seedling of the divine book will definitely be a masterpiece if it does not jump in the later stage. Looking forward to putting it on the shelves.

The author's name is unfamiliar, but his writing style is skillful. This is a science fiction work in the true sense. I mean not infinite flow, but a work similar to Three-Body Problem that can win the Galaxy Award. In my mind, it may be more interesting than interstellar civilization works such as "Rebirth: Super Battleship". A huge sociological experiment, and a contact with extraterrestrial life forms, you can feel the grand background, but everything starts with one pair of experimental glasses after another. I really think this book is worth reading. The protagonist is a college student who has just lost his love. He has a desire to "make some big news"... And then he commits suicide with the campus beauty who is terminally ill. I first asked myself: Is it particularly shocking to appreciate despair? Expertise: Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, Human Studies. [The writing is poor, so I will repost a book review on nanomachinery transformation]

Very nice. Excellent. From the dozen or so chapters I have seen, the author writes very well. The purpose of books and language is to convey a certain message. Is it possible that what the author wants to convey is a reflection on human civilization?

It's been a long time since I saw a sci-fi novel that I liked in Qidian. The last one was Earth Era. The author must write well!

Damn it, I thought the old book was blocked by ***, but it turns out the title has been changed 🥵

Why not tell the male protagonist his status as a civilized person and let him cure Du Yan's disease. The top management of the Asian Federation deliberately concealed it at this time and did not intend to treat Du Yan and let Du Yan die. Will the male protagonist not understand such an important thing when he grows up? It is entirely possible that the male protagonist will become a black man by then. I can't figure it out. If there is something wrong, I hope to correct it. Also, does it mean that Du Yan is saved by Eden in the future? After all, they have a right to survive for the time being and serve them. As the plot develops, the male protagonist meets Du Yan again but is the opposite? It is based on the idea of ​​​​the three-body problem.

It's really well written, although it seems a bit immature in some places but overall it's great. The author must work hard. As a student party, I don't have much money, so I can only guarantee that it will be on the shelves and fully ordered.

It should be a vest, does anyone know which master it belongs to? Very well written

My thoughts after reading it are as follows: I don't like Zhao Changqi, the content is a bit mystical, and other comments indicate that this article is not suitable for online writing, but I don't think this article is very suitable for publication.

Congratulations to Wu Chi Tian for successfully entering the palace! Fifth Eunuch has been working hard these days!

He requested that Zhao Changqi not be granted permission for the time being, and the machine was not given to him. He was not even told that he had survival permission. And then said that Du Yan was hopeless? ? ? Let her die, right? ? ?

As the top executive of District 26, Edmund is trained casually by his superiors. The scalpel, which had been hidden for at least ten years, was found out because he chatted with someone for less than 3 minutes while stealing it, but it could have been stolen immediately. Am I watching a village-level fight?

Is this book discontinued or republished? It would be a pity if it is discontinued.

The writing is quite good, but the plot is getting more and more confusing. Benjamin is extremely important while writing, but Lan Tian not only has no one to protect him, but also lets him run around without saying a word. He is seriously injured and comatose without giving the protagonist the authority to treat him. The protagonist also has an inexplicable IQ and goes off to elope, and then the country finds out and refuses to protect him. Is there something wrong with my understanding, or am I missing something. . .

I've read about 10 chapters and still don't understand what it's about! Just like a note, there is no feeling at all when reading it, and there is no sense of involvement! Bye-Bye!

Another book 🤭🤭🤭🤭

Both the eunuch and the heroine died 🙂🙂🙂

Stopped updating? I saved it and planned to raise it and eat it, but it died immediately.

All I can say is that it's so fucking beautiful. Come on, author. The asterisk understands itself

I feel like it's very well written, and it's a very interesting book.

If Du Yan comes back to life, please remember to spread the word in the book review section. Thank you all in advance.