My Lifespan Is Overdue
阳寿已欠费
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 4y ago
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I think it's really great! The protagonist told the dean about his app, which is something worth reading. Unlike some novels, which refuse to tell anyone.
How do ordinary people, normal authors, and "water gods" differ in their writing style? 1. Ordinary person's writing: I stuffed the batteries into the flashlight. 2. Normal author's writing: I stuffed two size D batteries into that somewhat worn-out flashlight. 3. "Water god's" writing: Today is 25 years, 13 months, 234 days.
I started reading *My Master is a Coffin*, then *Ghost Baby*, *Comic Corpse*, *House of the Empty*, and the half-finished *Soul-Guiding Alley*, and the previously completed *White Bone Sacrifice*. The author's descriptions of rural and small-town life are very realistic; the author must have experienced the predicament of a "college student" who is not successful. Mr.
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I recommend this book (my lifespan is almost over).
Chapter 4 is currently only, and it's not quite exciting yet, but it's starting to get engaging. Recommended.
This book is addictive. I recommend it to beginners, but I suspect some beginners will give up after a few chapters. Some might have read at least a few dozen pages, but sorry, I couldn't finish it. I'm going to throw up now.
Someone suggested looking up online what the Shaolin Temple did during World War II. I did, but I couldn't find any information about the Shaolin Temple during WWII online; it's been deleted. Tsk tsk; no wonder.
Having read over two hundred chapters, the beginning was alright, but the later chapters were really too weak, including the main character and all the other characters who seemed to lose their intelligence.
The difference in quality between the beginning and the end is truly drastic. The later settings are riddled with inconsistencies. Personally, reading the recent parts felt like reading a self-indulgent fantasy in the mind of a delusional lunatic. The quality and ability of government institutions and elites, regardless of their cultivation level, are always evident in the world.
1. When writing a system article, no data is ever provided. The author can write whatever lifespan and gratitude value they want. No one except the author knows the specific values. When the values are too outrageous, the entire system is bought out. You've written a useless system. 2. The work contains personal agendas; most literary works reflect political stances.