Taming the Whole World

The slap in the face came so quickly.

Friendly reminder: This person's books are updated very consistently. Also, a friendly reminder: each of this person's chapters is extremely short.

It took me over twenty chapters to understand the structure. The protagonist can travel between the post-apocalyptic world 100,000 years in the future and the present world, and then it's supposed to be a reverse future plot. Such a basic premise was dragged out until over twenty chapters, and the first twenty-odd chapters were written in a confusing and ambiguous way, with the same problem as…

The premise of this book is fantastic; I personally love it. But why is it so bleak? 1. The protagonist recruits followers too casually. He takes in all the characters in the early stages, which has a feel of a wish-fulfillment novel, but this is clearly not the style of this story. 2. The world-building was revealed too quickly.

The reading difficulty is really high; someone who didn't know better might think it was a philosophical text or classical Chinese.

Dude, please don't write about things you don't understand, really. Human hibernation isn't simply putting a person into liquid nitrogen and freezing them...

It's a bit confusing at the beginning, but it gets really interesting around chapter 30. Readers, please bear with it and don't give up so quickly.

The riddle-solving man, a full twenty chapters long, is just unbelievable. Creating an information fog for the protagonist is fine, but creating a fog for the readers too... Author, are you trying to ruin your subscriptions? Don't talk about how much better it will be after so many chapters. The first few chapters are riddles, the characters are hungry, and the writing is mediocre. It's not worth it, officer.

It seems like there aren't enough fans. I suggest the author leave a new title for the previous book.

I really like it, author, please update soon! 😜