Scientific Demon King Training Program

RT. I have no idea how much such detailed and drawn-out descriptions of the slave trade will help advance the main plot. To put it bluntly, it's just that the plot is suppressed and raised, causing conflicts and subsequent slaps in the face. It's just a few people at the bottom of the slave trade. Whether it's the slave side or the slave transport side, the description is too detailed and too delayed. It feels like the male protagonist has suddenly transformed from a big shot to a loser. One final question, author, are you stuck or have you run out of outlines? It's better not to write about water.

This novel is well written and a rare positive novel. The writing style and concept are also good, and the male protagonist is not a showman like 99 out of 100 novels. Unfortunately, it is at odds with the current Internet novel world. I can only hope that the author can stick to it.

In Chapter 63, you can only see the title. Can I check it? On the contrary, Chapter 64 is ok

Although the update is not fast But the content is substantial. Thank you for your hard work.

I feel that adventure and dungeon plot are very important for fantasy-themed works. For example, the part about building a ship and exploring shipping routes could have been written into a good adventure plot. In addition, the terrain of forests and barren mountains has always been a common place for dungeon copies. The best way to do this is for the protagonist to form a team to clear dungeons while farming at home.

What does the time traveler companion in the introduction mean... Wear more?

RT Why do I feel that the life mentioned in Chapter 56 is very abrupt when mentioned later. I always feel that there is something missing in the middle. Suddenly it is said that he was given high hopes by Andre, has not yet been born, and grows slowly, which is very abrupt.

As mentioned, I will send you some recommendation votes from time to time. I hope the author will try hard not to be TJ...

Although Western fantasy is in decline, I personally feel that the creativity and plot of this book can still rank high on the fantasy hit list, because there are still people who have been reading books for ten or eight years who like to read this kind of slow-burning but creative fantasy novels. However, the title of the book has a Japanese manga style, which makes many people who may like this book think that this book is a Japanese manga style novel and will not click on it. In other words, if I hadn't been planning to read a few chapters of any novel first, I wouldn't have discovered that this book was quite to my liking.

The statement in Chapter 93 reminds me of the utilitarian ethics of Bentham and Mill... Although this theory once had a great influence, it has many academic problems. Although philosophy (including ethics) is very interesting to discuss, there is definitely no generally accepted answer. I personally feel that it is better not to touch upon these aspects in novels. In the field of philosophy, time travelers do not have much advantage, just as our current philosophical thoughts are not necessarily higher than those of the sages of the Axial Age. Another example is economics. Some of the inferences and specific strategies of economics can be "adopted", but one of the most basic postulates, the "principle of rational economic man", is definitely problematic. We can be pragmatic about this, and it is not appropriate to emphasize it specifically, otherwise it will be difficult to "win the trust of the people."

**The common belief here is that religion and science are mortal enemies. This is the result of long-term education... In fact, this is not the mainstream view in the West. From their point of view, what science opposes is only "superstition." Many senior intellectuals believe that after abandoning those literal and superficial judgments, religion has received strong support from science in its inner spirit and core concepts. Therefore, science has reduced the number of religious fanatics, blind believers and even ordinary believers, but there has never been a shortage of high-level elite believers. So even if we only look at modern times, Einstein said, "Science without religion is lame, and religion without science is blind."; Schrödinger said, "Existing physics strongly proves that time can never destroy the spirit."; Bohr and other Copenhagenists said, "Once you observe, the quantum collapses," and Russell said, "From a certain perspective, all philosophers are idealists." Western academic circles do not believe that the world revealed by physics is equal to the real world, and physics is not equal to materialism - Platonism, the anthropic principle, superstring theory, Gestalt theory, observational penetration theory and many other theories all show that science can never replace the functions of philosophy and religion. Therefore, whether it is the Copenhagen School advocating positivism, or Einstein, the hopeless transcendentalist and Platonist, they all seem to think that the essence of the world may be abstract, transcendental numbers (rather than matter!)

The writing is very good, the writing style is smooth, and the concept is quite good. The only problem is that after writing this book for so long, I finished it in one day. . . This speed is probably one of the reasons why the author has not put it on the shelves until now. . . From the text, it seems that the author has made several revisions to the article. In fact, I personally think it's pretty good the way it is now. There is absolutely no need to make bigger changes. The top priority is to continue to advance the plot and write more. It's hard to recommend a book worth less than RMB 400,000 for you. . . .

Anyway, he is already very mentally retarded. I am dissatisfied with the protagonist's many stupid methods, and it is difficult to describe them one by one because there are too many. I will say that recently, the protagonist running to fight against the Sun Apostles made me feel stupid. It doesn't matter if the leader takes action. This kind of thing is normal for multiple subordinates to take action. Moreover, the protagonist knows less about the Sun Apostles than other people. He was attacked because he knew too little. If other people must have paid a lot less, after all, in the war five hundred years ago, they all knew more or less some of their abilities.