How Could My Future Possibly Be Full of Demon Lords?

It's a very confusing setting. It's obviously the future, but they are testing and deceiving each other. I feel that the trust between the future self and the protagonist is not as high as that of the book that summons an old man every week and the book that summons strangers. Of course, maybe the protagonist is the kind of person who doesn't trust anyone and wants to find a way to hurt him. Even if it is his future self, even if there is no benefit at all, then it is normal.

I can't understand it, and I have to start a new book. In fact, the author's writing style is still very good, but if I don't settle down and write a book properly, I will keep hoeing here and there, and I will never have a hit. In the end, I will still accomplish nothing...

I remember reading a similar book before, where the protagonist summons his future self. Each one is very powerful. It changes every week and you can inherit an ability. The first is the destroyer who follows his words, and the second is the savior who erases everything with an eraser. Now the protagonist's teacher is a fire-player, and the protagonist has found a job in this profession. Does this draw inspiration from that one, or is it the same author?

The writing is okay, but I opened a comment section to say that the author is an old eunuch. Now I think it's probably cut.

In a word, among all this kind of writings, none of them are outstanding nowadays. It can be said that no matter whether it is now or in the future, the protagonist can only follow the trend. Unless he has a strong talent and makes a splash, the future protagonist will be a small person. If I have to say, I can only say that the poisonous point is that when writing, the main character does not know who he is. He has to have at least some background (his original personality and his familiarity with the "past" things). The author does not know why he is willing to separate the protagonist from the future protagonist. The interaction is not done well (almost not the same person). "Although the author at the starting point is used to copying homework, he cannot copy everything. It can be said that this kind of article is a copycat (no need to say whether it is good or bad because no author has written his own plot)"

The plot is really long, seven of the eight chapters are dialogues

It's eunuch before it's even released. What's going on? I've only had it for a few days.

I don't even think about why my future will be like this

Not bad, it's a good source of food for me

The essence of the protagonist's peers summoned so far are the same, and the protagonist has summoned losers who failed at different nodes, so he wants to change everything now and longs for a better future. I'm a little curious that when the current protagonist becomes stronger and stronger, the summoned future will definitely become stronger and closer to success (become an immortal), then if a future who ascends to the immortal position is really summoned, and I think it is the protagonist's past that creates the present future, will he guide the protagonist to become himself. There is a future that wants to anchor the past. How should the protagonist deal with it? What methods are there to deal with it (I haven't seen it yet). Currently, the future guides the protagonist's growth, and the protagonist himself lacks initiative.