I'm an Earthling, So Why Do They Say I Come from the Divine Court?

The setup is alright, but it has quite a few loopholes. Such high-level technological privileges weren't reflected after identity verification in the city. This planetary hub is just a decorative vase; it's really a backwater, a place for petty thugs to fight.

I've seen at least three similar stories, and many of them ran out of material after 200-300 words.

The main character has become young again, and then there's this materialism.

After reading three chapters, I found this book somewhat imitates "The Human Successor".

I'm having trouble remembering things if I write too much, and I'm worried that if I write too long, there might be some small bugs. If you find any bugs, you can give me feedback here so I can fix them. Of course, some of these might be foreshadowing.

All I can say is that as human beings, we have no sympathy or pity for our own kind who have already died out, yet we're counting a group of different races and expecting to work hard to make their lives better.

It's much better than that book, *The Inheritor of All Humanity*, but still quite boring and frustrating to read. Despite having supreme authority, the characters' identities are fabricated and filled in by imagination. Even when some details are confirmed, they're still being chased and beaten. This kind of plot progression is really exhausting to read.

The premise is quite appealing and satisfying, but the constant awkwardness stemming from the half-baked Ma Si and the protagonist's old-fashioned style...

The protagonist has neither a cheat code nor any special abilities; he relies entirely on his Earthling identity. He despises aristocratic privileges, yet he uses them himself, leaving the reader feeling hypocritical and self-righteous.

Unfortunately, the protagonist is an old-fashioned character who only knows how to drift along with the current and has no ambition whatsoever. Although he wants to be an Earthling, he is too cowardly and does not know how to use his identity and resources. He is always on the defensive and can only suffer setbacks. I don't think he can do anything!