Civilization Survival: I Unlocked the Mythic Illustrated Book

Author, let me do the math for you. You code one word per second, which is 3600 per hour. There are 24 hours in a day. You sleep for six hours, eat for one hour, wash for an hour, and give you another hour for conception. With 15 hours left, you can code 54,000 words, 2000 words for 1 chapter, almost 27 chapters, but what does it mean that you only updated 2 chapters?

From the first sprouts of life underwater... To the giant beasts of the Stone Age... To the first time humans walked upright, you have experienced a lot. Now, begin your greatest exploration yet: from the cradle of early civilization to the vastness of the stars. From your humble beginnings, you have demonstrated extraordinary growth. From bronze to steel, rule with horses and swords. The sky begins to reveal its secrets, the universe excites us, and the stars guide us to exotic shores. You built many cities out of stone and witnessed the rise and fall of early empires. Soon you will be standing beneath the castle's towering spire, flanked by your brave knight. The story about your people will start from here. Like a young apprentice learning to hold a sword, you will gradually learn your place in the world. From the barrel of the rifle to the fireworks in the sky, new power is constantly being generated. Even the quiet words in newly printed books and periodicals contain huge changes. The world, once large and mysterious, has become smaller and more familiar. Yet there are always problems to be solved, beliefs to be tested, and national identities to be formed. The hum of machines, the pungent smell of smoke, and the ashes and soot blocking the view are signs of the changing times. The lure of scientific and cultural advancement is what drives your kingdom forward. Now, your challenge is to maintain the delicate balance between Earth and humanity, peace and war. First of all, there are many legends about flying men. Today, you are at the tipping point where these legends become reality. Through flight and new means of communication, you can create a small, intimate world. But at what cost? Global conflicts arise from different understandings of how to rule and how to survive. In this increasingly noisy intellectual debate, you must choose your own path.        ， We are closer to the truth than at any time in history, far beyond our comprehension. You need to choose how to use this knowledge to fight back an unprecedented darkness. The information world is in the palm of your hand, and instant messaging networks are spread all over the world. However, there is no unified view of the future. We compete technologically, culturally, and politically. We have deadly weapons that could destroy our entire planet. Lead us to move forward carefully but boldly to build a global community for the future. This world contains more miracles than the prophets could imagine in their dreams, and the horrors of disasters cannot be described by the apocalypse. The world not only has machines with self-awareness, but also brand-new things that weave dreamy wonderland. Choices made long ago will have momentous consequences in this era, and they require unwavering answers. Go forth and realize your vision of the future of civilization.

New book opening! Begging for all support! Bang bang bang!

The protagonist is invincible at the beginning, and no other civilizations are allowed to play. It is the protagonist's personal show, and other civilizations are only used for word count.

Your lost hometown of Yamato made me laugh...

I'm just curious. When the protagonist is being bullied by netizens, wouldn't the protagonist think about his parents? He keeps hiding his strength. Does he feel happy that his parents are being bullied online?

You took the genetic fluid and didn't use it, and you damn well didn't give it to China. It's so annoying to read. I've read thirty chapters and you haven't made any contribution to China. You keep talking about strengthening yourself, but you haven't seen how strong you are.

The civilization ranking of this book is outrageous. Our Chinese civilization for so many years must be number one, why is it so low? Also, does the United States have a fart civilization? The United States is the invader, and the Indians are the civilized ones. As for other rankings, there are also problems.

Good guy, why are you bringing Japan?

There is no end to the theme of binding the national destiny, right...

After reading the introduction, it's not bad. It's not like one's own country falls behind because all countries are awesome (I don't know what those authors think, I never think that a country cannot stand up without giving the protagonist a golden finger). They are all on the same starting line.

The protagonist is obviously very strong, but he is indeed very low-key, and he often reads forums 🤔

When I saw the chapter where the protagonist hunted down the Japanese dropper, I couldn't stand it anymore. First of all, the protagonist himself is on the evil side, because he was the first to release two monsters into Japan, although they were not exposed. The key is that the author wrote that the Japanese pitcher should die (disclaimer: he really deserves to die). Should the protagonist die too? Don't talk about Japan's crimes in previous years. Those crimes were wronged by the country and a small number of people at that time. The author did not write how many people were eaten by the monster that the protagonist launched first, but it must have been a lot. After all, they were all full. Do these people deserve to die? But on the civilized battlefield, I didn't say anything when the protagonist was cast earlier, but the author has some issues with the protagonist's stance. For the author's subsequent plots, it is best not to define the protagonist as the righteous party, but as the domineering party, who rules the world with domineering. I know they will criticize me, but feel free to complain because you are right. After I finished writing, I felt like something was wrong.

How to put it this way, the protagonist's cheats at the beginning are too powerful, causing his strength to be completely out of touch with the mainstream development speed. The result is that the Civilized Domain is the same as the protagonist's stand-alone copy, and the first pass achievement can be unlocked no matter what you do. The existence of other sword holders is just like the aboriginals, and they are just tool men like the task NPCs. The real world is also entirely dependent on the protagonist to survive. After watching too much, I feel a little bit tired of aesthetics. Would it be better to consider adding a little more characterization to the supporting characters?

Blood tree seeds are a cash crop, why should they be put into Yamato? Directly materialize hundreds of seeds (the seeds should be materialized, right? It doesn't matter if they can't be materialized, it's just a matter of quantity), and then artificially cultivated with livestock to accelerate the results, and the harvested fruits are used to enhance human strength. It's just a first-level monster! There are no problems with picking or safety. Even if the strength can grow, it can also be killed according to specific circumstances.

Obviously it can be solved by force, but we have to play it secretly and slowly

I have a question. Regarding those Internet trolls, I would like to ask everyone here, if the real-name system was suddenly implemented on the Internet today, would you still dare to troll the Internet unscrupulously, or even say some traitorous remarks? Also, I have always wanted to say that when the author writes the words that the trolls use to curse people, it feels as if the author is using the mouths of these "internet trolls" to curse people, and he understands whoever he is criticizing.

The poison is numb, the author remembers that before the protagonist acts, he is a Chinese first, and before he is a Chinese, he is a person first

After reading two chapters, can I open the windows on a high-altitude plane taking off?