
Ninety-Eight Years of Sign-Ins, Starting as a Servant
从杂役开始签到九十八年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 516k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Dear readers, please speak politely and refrain from personal attacks or insults against the author. Thank you!
If you've read this far and found anything you didn't like or enjoyed, please point it out specifically. Thank you... Please don't hurl insults, thank you so much... Please reply to this comment, thank you so much...
The synopsis is misleading; I came here to see what happened after 1998.
Does this introduction have anything to do with the book?
They've started partying again. They say they're cautious, but they've gotten so caught up in being incredibly reckless.
I glanced at the book review section and burst out laughing. The author was begging me not to criticize him; it was kind of cute. I gave him a monthly pass just to make a comment; otherwise, he wouldn't be able to post because he doesn't have enough fan points. However, I would like to remind the author that if you can turn off this fan value setting, you should do so.
This is starting to get a bit toxic; even your sister doesn't have this much patience. You tolerate this woman endlessly, which immediately lowers the overall standard.
The protagonist poisons a lecherous thief, indirectly causing the loss of male offspring in the families—a serious consequence in ancient times. Perhaps the author intended this for the plot, or perhaps the protagonist was completely unaware of the consequences. All I know is that "evil must be eradicated completely," and hindsight is useless.
Is the author starting a book just to get their posts featured? 🤫
After reading the synopsis, does that mean I've finished reading the book...?