Starting Reborn, I Weave an All-Encompassing Lie
从重生开始打造弥天大谎
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 550k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Introduction: Unbelievable
The ability to assess an alien civilization on an entire world, just to force the inhabitants of a planet to mine minerals. How incredibly absurd and insulting to human intelligence is this description?
Is the purpose of building a civilized society just for mining? Are you going to play this game for decades? Is it even fun?
The synopsis says the protagonist is almost invincible after only one month of rebirth. What's the point of watching this?
The synopsis alone is outrageous; you can't read it without using your brain.
Such a massive alien civilization just wanted you to mine minerals? Could you possibly earn back the travel expenses for billions of people just by mining?
So far, the beginning was pretty good, but the focus shifted a bit towards the end. It felt like there was no clear hierarchy, and the protagonist's presence felt like they were just making a prediction. In fact, the roommates' presence was stronger than the protagonist's in these few chapters. Also, for some reason, the protagonist felt like an NPC to me (this is just my personal opinion and does not represent others).
The moment I saw the synopsis, I couldn't help but laugh. What the hell? 1.4 Billion miners? Are you kidding me? A civilization assessment just to find a few miners? They could have used that time to build a few robots and dug a hole through the Earth! Was the author influenced by female-oriented fiction? Or is it written by a female-oriented author?
This setting
No, you're using people's talent by forcing them to mine? What kind of slave-owning mentality is that? They're already so weak, and now they're being sent to mine? This is the first time I've ever seen that. For example, they don't even get the promised delicious meat or any experimental materials.
What a terrible author! What kind of synopsis is this? Advanced civilization assessment with underhanded tactics? Why didn't they just wipe out the Earth with one shot? You can tell the author's IQ just by looking at the synopsis.
I can tell it's AI just by looking at the title.
I have one question
What are the reasons that advanced civilizations target Earth? What makes Earth worthy of being targeted?