The Longevity Mage

The protagonist is a pure Jewish race, extremely selfish and perverted. As a normal person, I really can't stand it. It's too poisonous.

I want to ask, the protagonist has traveled through time, how come the three views are so distorted, selfish to the extreme, squeezing everything for self-cultivation, and what is the meaning of turning everyone into slaves?

1. The author's settings should have been changed. For example, the first player can actually improve his strength by tens or hundreds of times, but the protagonist who played after the public beta did not know this. 2. The protagonist's low utilization rate of resources is simply outrageous. It is rare to see a protagonist who makes a living purely by plundering. He does not consider waste or sustainability at all. The main character is a locust that passes over the ground and no grass can grow. I really don't know what will happen to a person who upgrades by plundering if there is no object to plunder in the future or if the interval is long. Fortunately, the protagonist is in a place where he can be extravagant so far. You must know that the protagonist directly converts resources into cultivation, and the protagonist often engages in destruction instead of production, which is really outrageous. Third, in the eyes of the protagonist, bigger is probably better, and the power of spells tends to be more powerful, regardless of whether the opponent is a small shrimp or not. Therefore, I would often fight against a mini-boss and destroy everything, even my own home. Even if it was clear that 1-2 fireballs would do the job, dozens of them would have to be used. I have never seen a protagonist with subtle control. Even if the so-called body can be reduced ten times with one force, he will first throw dozens of "nuclear bombs" and blow them up. Fourth, the protagonist is really a master of MLM, the devil is worse than him, and in his eyes, he is basically not a human unless he signs a slave contract. His power is worse than the Nazis. Maybe he will have that kind of insecurity even if he is invincible. Unless the whole world becomes his slave and will be a slave for life, maybe he will have a sense of security. Fifth, the author set the protagonist's strength to be fully developed, but when the legend begins, it becomes outrageous. The amount of resources is too scary. The resources he uses alone may be equal to the resources of hundreds or thousands of people of the same level. It is really too cruel. , The resources used to upgrade Nirvana later may require half of the insect world. If you reach the gods and reach the highest level, I am afraid that all the insect worlds in the abyss of the god world will be turned into desert to be used for the upgrade. You will be damn invincible, and the opponent's own place will almost be gone. Sixth, the ability of the contract is really buggy. The number of people and the level limit is approximately equal to 0. There is no need to worry about being discovered, suspected or betrayed. It is simply a religious artifact. Even if the protagonist practices step by step, he will still be awesome if he has this ability. Overall, it's okay, but it gets boring at the end. There are only three things to go back and forth: get resources - upgrade - set traps, sign contracts, get resources - upgrade. After a long time, I got a little tired of it. If you can watch it, you can just go there for free.

Seeing 105, the author's protagonist is an "existential" psychopath, not even chaotic and evil. He looks like he is going to die on the second day based on his tactics. He has no other means except plunder. He controls the only city in a large area and has no enemies to crush. He just wipes out the order that still exists, and doesn't see the slightest idea of ​​reshaping order. Do you plan to keep plundering for the next 9,000 years?

The protagonist cannot level up, and yet there are levels. Isn't it unnecessary to take off his pants and fart if there are no levels?

The setting is okay, I feel like I should like it, but I can't stand it, and I can't like the protagonist at all.

This perverted protagonist and perverted supporting characters make me feel a little perverted. It's so scary. I don't want to read such a novel. I'll give it up.

I like the homeless man the most. The protagonist is nothing more than a mental patient. At most, he has a problem, but he is really annoying.

You are just an aboriginal with a player system. Why can't you learn spells by yourself like a normal aboriginal and just use the system to add points to learn skills?

The writing is quite good, but I ordered a few chapters after it was released and stopped reading. I couldn't read the protagonist with such pure Angsa thinking and Angsa style.