The Great Evolution of the Modern City

😅😅😅😅😅Is this a pro? Looking closer, it seems like a pro who's been taken care of by a 404 error! Awesome!

Holy crap, I'm too scared to read it. I'm afraid the book will just disappear while I'm reading, or it'll just have a forced ending.

Newcomers should be encouraged.

I've noticed that many top-tier writers don't write as well as those at levels 4-5. Why is that?

In real life, I really like having a younger sister, but I really dislike novels where the characters all have younger sisters, especially genius sisters—it's disgusting.

This book is interesting. It starts with a post-apocalyptic world, then moves to cultivation, then quickly switches to science fiction, and then back to urban fiction. It covers four different themes in just over a million words. That's impressive!

After reading about ten chapters, the article felt disjointed, like half a tile and half a plank joined together. The author should probably check if there are any flaws. First, the protagonist is an orphan who matured mentally from a young age. His cheat ability is based on emotional energy, but he has never entered human society or human towns.

This book has many flaws. First and foremost, in my opinion, is that the pacing is too fast, and the plot jumps around too quickly at times. The pace is so fast it's nauseating. The novel sets up many realms, but I estimate it will only last for about four hundred chapters, with many plot points glossed over.

Is this even considered "top-tier" writing? It starts by saying the protagonist is an orphan, then a few chapters later it says he has a sister, then a few more chapters later it says he has no ties... Money is so abundant! He's already got billions at the very beginning, and his cultivation level isn't even high enough for cultivation liquids, which cost 10 million per bottle, and he's buying…

I managed to read five chapters but couldn't take it anymore. It felt like the author's account had been sold to someone else...