Global Degeneration

Evolution, reversion, and restoration are all more appropriate than degeneration. What is degeneration? If your strength drops from 100 to 50, that's degeneration; if your intelligence drops from 100 to 50, that's degeneration. Degeneration is a shift from strong to weak. If your intelligence is permanent, and you want to retain the same strength as before, that's not degeneration.

Free books are rarely good, I'm saying that now before I go look for something. I'll see if I come back to apologize!

Seeing the author's setting, I strongly suspect that the appearance of the Blood Sea, the disappearance of monsters, and the degeneration of humanity were the work of our ancestors. After all, they were once powerful beings. As mentioned earlier, this is a remote little planet, deliberately chosen, so the possibility of it being a hidden accident is unlikely.

A novel with meticulous content and thoughtful ideas is rare these days, and I eagerly anticipate it becoming a masterpiece. However, to be a bit pessimistic, I'd like to add: the title is ambiguous and doesn't live up to its content.

An interesting concept. According to the author, those ancient ancestors gave up power in order to evolve wisdom, and now, their descendants choose to pursue degeneration in order to regain power. So here's the question: can you choose to possess both power and human intelligence? Here's a guess: does a person's intelligence decrease as they become stronger?

To be honest, I heard some people say this author writes well, so I read the first book and felt insulted. Then, I decided to give the second book a try, and wow, it's so much better than the first one! The author's learning ability is truly amazing. This book is really good (compared to most authors). It's already very impressive that the second book has reached this level. Keep it up! P. S.: This is just my own opinion, nothing biased or biased. Trolls stay away.

Oh, this... I laughed so hard when I got to chapter 132. I can only say this book is just average, good for killing time. To be fair, "feel-good" stories are a genre, no problem there, but I hope that sometimes the "feel-good" moments are justified, instead of having obvious problems that, when you click on the reviews and everyone says "finally satisfying," no one points out the issues.

I've read about 80 chapters. I don't usually write reviews, but this time I surprisingly felt like writing something. Maybe it's because there aren't many good books these days! I have an urge to protect these young seedlings. Let me first talk about my own feelings about this book: The story begins with the classic theme of rebirth, but with a unique twist.

Overall, this book is pretty good; there aren't any major flaws. No female lead The protagonist is intelligent. Even supporting characters have intelligence. This is considered a very good novel on Qidian. It has a vast world view and the events flow smoothly. If it doesn't fall apart later on, it could easily have over 500 chapters before it ends. It's much better than "Hunting". I just don't know why so few people read it.

A book can be considered successful if it has one memorable scene. This book has four memorable moments: rescuing Lao Zhou from the Blood Lake of Consciousness, the first time entering the subsidiary plane, obtaining the boundary marker in the primeval jungle, and now the thunder. I'm confident that if this book maintains its momentum, it will definitely be a hit!