The Observation Log of a Civilization Watcher

It would be better not to write about reality, or in other words, don't touch reality too early. It started well, but the plot about reality is just a mess.

Are you in the wrong place to find the only extraordinary pretense in Reiki Recovery?! Isn't this kind of behind-the-scenes approach to upgrading the world and civilization?

To all senior narrators: After observation, there are problems with the plots of the original chapters (Chapter 28, Chapter 29, Chapter 30, Chapter 32). In order to ensure the stability of the main timeline, the relevant event nodes are now revised. Optimization of the logic of the protagonist's behavior: In the original timeline, Chi Que lacked a sufficient explanation for the passive recovery of the command relics, which is now repaired Complete background details: Added relevant information about Deep Time Technology and Chi Que's past. Changes in the narrative style: In the original timeline, the development and changes of things were once beyond Chi Que's control, and they are now being repaired. This adjustment has been approved by the Narrative Committee and is part of the standard timeline maintenance procedure. The revised chapter has been re-anchored to the main timeline, and it is recommended that all upper-level narrators synchronize their cognitive data to avoid observation bias. Special thanks to all senior narrators for their timely warnings about the timeline collapse.

The reason is that you update too little, and the real-life drama squeezes out valuable updates. However, I know that it is impossible for you, the author, not to expand upon writing this, but there are still disadvantages: 1. In reality, it will be very ridiculous in the later stages, and the combat power will be very collapsed, because there is no logic, not in the conventional sense, but it is not smooth and jumps around. 2. According to 1, your book has just been published. Author, you don't want me to start raising books after I suffer from neurasthenia and forgetfulness. 3. I'm too lazy to talk about it. I'm in a book shortage and I'm looking for a book. Others can add below. It's based on the metaphor in the novel: a young plant (work-ancient observation plot) has a malignant tumor parasitized on it (the real-life plot is based on the fact that labor and management don't want to read and have to write and proliferate in large quantities) There is only one suggestion: your work is great, the seedlings of fairy grass have grown a tumor - please avoid the real-life plot as much as possible

Before reading it, I had no idea it was a creation story...

Why does it feel like it gets weirder the further I write it? I thought it would keep the narrative style of the previous chapters, but now it doesn't feel that way at all.

Chapter 12 Where does the spiritual power come from? Difficult to stretch

To be honest, it doesn't have to involve real life. I'm not here for this at all.

It's a rare masterpiece. I don't see any great talent for the time being, but it's the best work I've seen in the past six months that suits my taste. Keep it up.

Like the title, if you have any suggestions, can you tell me here?