The System Only Activates After I Turn One Hundred
百岁之后，苟系统才激活
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 170k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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Doesn't the author know that childbirth depletes one's vital energy? That's ridiculous! Giving birth to a bunch of babies in one lifetime—what woman could handle that? The protagonist in the author's story is simply treating offspring as breeding machines. Anyone with a normal set of values wouldn't write something like that.
In other people's eyes, the protagonist is just a dying old man, so he needs to die later on, otherwise it just doesn't make sense.
All I can say is that the protagonist's actions reflect the author's mind 😓. Instead of nurturing younger generations, he's relentlessly attacking his nearly sixty-year-old grandson, as if he's afraid of not wiping out the entire family quickly enough.
This is garbage; the first chapter is already poisonous. What's the point of constantly promoting a grandson who's over fifty? Shouldn't you be promoting the younger great-grandsons first? Later, you can write more stories about younger, more promising great-grandsons and promote them then. What's the point of promoting a fifty- or sixty-year-old grandson?
If all the descendants die, won't the protagonist die immediately? It's like entrusting his life to someone else; is this a reliable plot device?
The author deliberately creates conflict, failing to explain why loyal subordinates (the protagonist's family) are inexplicably wiped out; it's purely disgusting.
This is utter nonsense, jumping from one idea to another. The author's writing is poor, and the author should be insulted, abused, and punished. (This comment reflects all attacks permanently.)
It's a pity the protagonist is a eunuch; his penis should be cut off.
The author's investment skills are only at this level. From the very beginning, they went all in on 80% of the points for survival, targeting their two offspring... First, the biggest risk is not being able to determine whether these two individuals are high-quality assets (only with sufficient prudence and caution can talent be transformed into skill).
If the first chapter is improved like this, the entire clan will be used for research the next day. It's better to just kill them sooner rather than later, it's a waste of time.