One Sleep, Ten Thousand Years

The website is like a dilapidated library, with rats scurrying around in neglected corners, gnawing at yellowed pages. Occasionally, you pick up a book, but it's tattered and unreadable. Sigh...

I was quite impressed with the beginning of this novel. The premise was excellent and immediately captivating. However, I don't know how it went on later; it entered a strange loop. It was supposed to be a science fiction story, but somehow it turned into fantasy. The beginning was filled with impressive but ultimately nonsensical technological elements, which then all became fantasy. So, it's a bit of a shame, a real shame about the premise.

This book is suitable for Madonna and Buddhist readers. I like books with positive energy, but this one is really too Buddhist, which makes me very confused. Pig's Foot grew up in an ivory tower. He is simple and kind-hearted and has no problems at the beginning. But the whole world setting is: most of the world is filled with uncivilized post-ape people.

Why are so many chapters missing? Am I being made a victim of the official version?

I read this book 11 years ago, a very long time ago, before the proliferation of imaginative novels like we have now. The premise and the opening plot were truly stunning and remain vivid in my memory. The later parts of the story lost their appeal, so I stopped reading.

The story of this book goes like this: a man who eats kills one man after another who tries to steal his woman. It starts off well, but I just can't keep reading later on.

The protagonist's character is the dumbest I've ever seen; the stupidity emanates from his very bones. I don't expect you to be a hero, but at least be a man, okay?

Wow, I thought it was science fiction. I clicked in and the beginning seemed pretty good, but then the first few chapters turned into fantasy—no, it should be called magical fantasy, and not even very good one. Does this author have a grudge against themselves? It was going well and then suddenly veered off course...

The first half was really interesting, making you want to explore the plot. Around chapter 200, the toxicity started to increase. Even someone with maxed-out poison resistance like me, who could still read through Crimson Blood, was starting to feel overwhelmed. I don't expect the protagonist to be decisive and ruthless, but at least don't be so foolish all the time!

That's too much of a saintly attitude. Someone tries to steal your woman, and your woman beats them up, so you just casually ask for some compensation and call it a day? The initial setup was okay, but the later parts were a complete mess. It was too verbose and slow. I couldn't stand it anymore.