A Nationwide Role-Playing Game: From Feudalism to the Steam Age

This game world grants the protagonist extraordinary abilities, and he is currently the number one extraordinary being with considerable power. If you can accept handing over the female protagonist's safety to the official authorities, who don't trust players, and letting them control her, then this book is worth reading.

After a thousand years of operation, the result is a county-level powerful family, which is truly unacceptable. Such an obvious logical flaw shows that the author has absolutely no understanding of class and society. There's a common saying in novels: It's not that they are powerful because they are ancient, but that they are ancient because they are powerful.

Reborn individuals have the foresight to start over, and even after a thousand years, they only become local bullies in a county. If it weren't for that, local bullies in prefectures would need ten thousand years to develop, provincial bullies a hundred thousand, and imperial families a million. 😰

Okay, one chapter on battle, 50 chapters on daily life, the flooding of Jinshan Temple, wrong channel, should be on the urban channel.

Gou Shi, you've lived for a thousand years! Even pigs have become immortals, and you're only a twelve-year-old immortal with uncorrupted corpses, still acting like a virgin. Let me ask you, where did each of your family heads come from? Weren't they your own children? So you're saying each generation's body is eighty years old when they have the next generation?

A reborn person who's only lived a thousand years and ended up like this? What a waste! The female lead at least used her time to solidify her knowledge of the present, while the male lead is just a complete waste. He doesn't know how to learn anything. Does his ability to create corpses even need that much time? He only goes to the temple once a year, what does he do the rest of the time?

Author, can you please stop padding your word count with those cheesy, suggestive jokes? We're here for the plot, not for those suggestive jokes. That garbage isn't here; please skip it. It's completely useless.

Are you out of your mind? From the Song Dynasty onwards, the Liao, Jin, and Yuan dynasties didn't try to seize the throne, but instead tried to take it from the Ming Dynasty. What? Are you so afraid of the barbarians? So willing to submit to foreign rule? Frankly, you're spineless and too comfortable being a traitor!

The protagonist is a complete waste of space. He was reborn and had so much time to study in his dreams, but after thousands of years, he's still stuck in this situation. The large amount of historical writing completely ruined the selling point, and all the readers have left. I wonder if he's even reached the extraordinary realm yet.

They've all lived for hundreds or thousands of years, yet their mental age is still calculated as that of teenagers.