Only I Follow the Laws: From Office Drone to Earth Planetary Governor
唯我独法：从社畜到地球球长
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 10h ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
609Chapters
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Reader comments 21
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The introduction is biased toward Chinese people, but the content is biased towards urban daily literature.
Can the protagonist not eat beef at will? . . If so, just read it. I really don't want to read nanny articles.
Regardless of the style of writing or the author's writing style, this book is quite comfortable to read so far, although there are some flaws in it. It feels a bit similar to reading "From Scratch and Adding Evolution" two years ago, but I feel that this book is still a bit scattered. Personally, I think that the change of the protagonist's character is the key point in this type of urban immortality. After all, if an ordinary person really embarks on the extraordinary path (at least it is true), the psychological change is certain. From an ordinary person to an extraordinary person, to put it bluntly, human nature must gradually fade away. As for whether it can be maintained in the end, it depends on the opinions of different people.
Come on!
The writing is good. Although the introduction is a bit Chinese, the daily life written down makes me feel quite friendly. Maybe it's because I am older, over 30.
The writing was okay at the beginning, very down-to-earth and immersive, but after about forty chapters, the plot of The Legend of Shennongjia started to become mindless, which is not how I wrote it. . . From this point on the book fell apart.
I don't want to eat beef. Whatever you want to do,
The plot makes me feel like I have returned to the era of online literature 20 years ago. The three golden chapters include the heroine, a slap in the face, a car accident, and a live broadcast. Was the author just dug out from the North Pole?
At the beginning, I suggest that the main character's pre-story experience be more miserable so that his subsequent actions can be easily explained, or that he skip most of the early stage and go straight to power and act alone, or that he lead the development of civilization step by step like this. However, I suggest changing the introduction.
Baffling
Not good-looking, inexplicable daily tasks, inexplicable punches, inexplicable provocations, too many inexplicable things, in short, inexplicable
Go ahead and drive the screws, this kind of rubbish is just mine. Does the author know what is unique and extraordinary? It's written the same as 💩