Uncle Jiu's World: I Can Copy and Paste
九叔世界：我可以复制粘贴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 577k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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235Chapters
3.8kRecommendations
14.9kFans
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I hope the author won't just write about demons and monsters; I hope you'll write about a protagonist who establishes their own base of operations. Imagine a warlord unifying China and developing Taoist magic, martial arts, and technological civilization. Many authors have already written about demons and monsters. But if the author writes about a protagonist who is a warlord and also possesses martial arts, Taoist magic, and technology, then that will be truly interesting.
I don't understand the thinking behind mainstream female-free novels. They've already transmigrated, aren't they? They could have lived a carefree life, but instead of drowning themselves in the past, they just want to abandon the story like a eunuch? And those infinite transmigration stories are even worse; surely they'll eventually meet the right person, right? I just don't get it.
I don't know why, but I can't relate to it. It's quite possible the Ren family is powerful, but this person with the system seems idiotic, lacking any creativity or imagination. It doesn't feel like a modern time traveler; it's frustrating to watch.
The protagonist has paranoia and is afraid of everything. What's the point of him being alive? He might just be killed by a meteorite.
It's fine if there's no female lead, but if the protagonist doesn't get involved with women, it's better to just make the protagonist a eunuch.
Not only is there no female lead, but there's not even a cannon mount.
I hope the author can stick to the no-female-lead format. Because your synopsis mentions no female lead, you must maintain that. Otherwise, many readers will leave if you include one. Those who prefer harem or single-female-lead stories will also leave if they see your synopsis lacks a female lead. You either have to persevere or abandon the book altogether.
A millionaire is bound to be a god, and a eunuch is bound to die!
🤫I'm really annoyed. It's always Ren Fa's son. The Ren family is always so powerful. They always have these assassins. Confess, are you even surnamed Ren? Is Ren Fa your ancestor?
The beginning was really good, very well written. It feels a bit like a mortal cultivating immortality story. They never drifted by from beginning to end. I hope the author will continue writing cautiously. The protagonist is determined to survive to the very end. It floats as soon as it gets a little bit of power. And floating from beginning to end is no fun.