
My Future Self Is a Famous Figure from History
未来的我竟是历史名人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 257k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
106Chapters
282Recommendations
13Fans
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The supporting characters lacked the intelligence expected of adults, and some high-ranking individuals acted like children. I was deeply shocked.
Disgusting! They just love academic fraud, plagiarism, and morally bankrupt individuals. Two hundred years of ignorant netizens, not a single improvement. They should just be destroyed already.
The premise is great, but what kind of garbage is the author writing? I can understand if you're powerful now, but what if you're powerful in the future too? What kind of development has been achieved in 200 years of history?
Ah, even knowing the future, why hasn't his mindset changed? He's still so unconventional.
I feel the writing is alright, but I don't like the future setting. I wonder if anyone else feels the same way? This setting takes up too much time and has been written into too many chapters, overshadowing the main story. The main focus should be on the modern era. It would have been better to just start with a future journey back to the past.
The author feels like he didn't graduate from junior high school 😁
Wow, that's amazing! Did they start the movie without a script? The male lead made it all up himself!
This book feels like the protagonist gets a system, travels to the future, learns knowledge, returns to the present to pass on that knowledge, but deliberately leaves some for the next generation to research on their own, then dies. The system (after the protagonist's death) discovers that the protagonist's actions caused technological stagnation a century later, so it travels back in time and brings the protagonist to a new future to continue research.
Forget it, such a good book doesn't deserve to be on my bookshelf.
I was so engrossed in reading it, and now you're telling me it's over?! And it's even interrupted?! 😡😡😡