One Sleep, Ten Thousand Years

The starting point is like a dilapidated library. In some corners that few people pay attention to, rats are rampant, gnawing at the yellowing pages of books. Occasionally, I pick up a book, which is too broken to read. Why. . .

I thought the beginning of this novel was quite amazing. The setting is very good and eye-catching. I don't know what happened later, but I entered a strange cycle again. It was obviously a science and technology orientation, but why did it turn into fantasy. In the early stage, I talked about a lot of unclear technological content, but later it all turned into fantasy, so, oh, it's just a pity, it's a pity about this setting.

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. Pig's feet cannot grow even after being subjected to all kinds of torture! Weak Chicken Pig's Feet often orders the maid to leave, regardless of the safety of the Pig's Feet and the maid's feelings to save others; Several people in Pig's Feet were poisoned, but were rescued by the maid, and only asked for compensation for the injury of another girl. I simply let the poisoner go; I used my own life to exchange for the lives of my subordinates and other unrelated people. I was captured alive by the enemy. After escaping, I was sold by the old villagers as a pimp. After I was rescued, I also asked for some compensation. I think the subordinates of the pig's feet are the masters. They all see pig's feet fighting for their subordinates in various ways, and the subordinates seem to be freeloaders.

Why are so many chapters missing? Could it be that I have become a victim of the original version.

I read this book in 2011, a long time ago in my memory. At that time, there were not as many fantasy novels as there are now. The setting and the plot at the beginning of this book were really shocking when I read it, and I still remember it fresh. The plot behind it was not attractive, so I stopped watching it.

The story of this book is this: a man who was eating killed one man after another who wanted to steal his woman. It started well, but later he couldn't stand it anymore.

The character of the protagonist is the silliest I have ever seen, and that kind of stupidity radiates from the very core. I don't expect you to rise up, just be a man, okay?

I was shocked. I thought it was a science fiction novel. I clicked in and read the beginning and thought it was very good. However, a few chapters turned out to be fantasy. No, it should be called magic, and it wasn't that good at all. Does this author have a grudge against himself? It was well written but suddenly went off track. . .

The first half is really interesting, and makes people want to explore the plot. The toxicity starts to increase around chapter 200. I have a lot of poison resistance, and even people who can watch Zhu Yan's blood are a little bit overwhelmed. I don't expect the protagonist to kill decisively, but at least don't be stupid all the time. The life of others is life, but your own life is not life? In particular, it directly affects Bai Min and Bai Qianxin, and their decisions every time are very crazy. . . .

What a holy mother, someone wants to steal your woman, and your woman knocks someone else down, so you just want to pay compensation and that's it? The early settings were fine, but the later stages were a mess. Too wordy and too slow. Can't stand it anymore