The Working Prophet
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution
Let me briefly comment on the recent plot developments. Phase 1 The board of directors revealed the current state of Earth to Li Yu. Earth is entering a major ice age, and human civilization is on the verge of extinction. The board of directors decided to abandon 8 billion and transfer 20 million. Furthermore, PUA practitioner Li Yu stated, "Without us, you wouldn't be among those twenty million."
Xiao Daizhao, where the hell are you?! You weren't even on Qidian! I've already read the updated content twice, get the hell out of here! Update it now!!!
Dude, are you really planning to spend the entire weekend in the Middle Ages? I don't mean anything by it, I'm just really shocked and a little curious. My grandpa doesn't have the concept of a two-day weekend when he's farming. I'm just really curious, how are you going to convince your crops to agree to give farmers a Sunday off? Brother, please let me know when you've figured it out, so I can also get my grandpa and his family a two-day weekend.
Post some small photos
I've read up to chapter 25 of volume 3. Well, most of it is very much to my liking, but the female lead is the only exception. From her very first appearance, she's been making me uncomfortable. I thought I could just bear it a little longer and maybe it would get better later, but the more I read, the more uncomfortable I felt. I'm sorry, I just can't stand it anymore.
Does this author assume everyone in this other world is incredibly intelligent? They think they can fool everyone with just an everyday item? If the ruling class of this other world only has an IQ of ten, then disregard my question! This book is a farming/development novel; the difference between the real world and the other world is only about 5%.
A slight disappointment; it feels like the developers dug too many plot holes, making it difficult to manage the later stages. The principles behind the Awakening Potion, the aftermath of the Birdman Continent, the reasons for their invasion, the fate of their employees and clients, the abilities of the five directors, etc., Were all poorly explained.
The moment you become the Lord of the Green Fields The whole green field is shouting your name. Ireya Areas One day, People who believe in Saturday will be found all over the continent. And you, my client. You will be crowned as —
Having read up to chapter 74, I'm not planning to continue. The author's descriptions in certain aspects are indeed insightful; for example, the first few chapters are packed with realistic information, which has been well-received by many. However, the story becomes lukewarm after the introduction of the other world, and the comments section is quite perplexing.
As a seasoned bookworm, I'd like to offer some thoughts. Overall, the beginning of this book is really good; perhaps it's an autobiography written by a working-class person? Some inaccuracies and flaws in character development are overshadowed by this interesting opening, and this continues until the beginning of the time-travel section.