The Present of the Past

I read it in one go, it feels so good

If you don't have a little patience, it will be difficult to read this book. If you don't like to think about yourself and thinking, people and people, people and society, it will also be difficult to find resonance. The first 100 chapters are all foreshadowing, and after 200 chapters it's the climax. Generally speaking, the author is peaceful in thinking, moisturizing things silently, and the best thing to watch is the result of the collision of the characters' thinking and their personalities. But it also has a shortcoming. From a novel level, its description of the world government is too downplayed, and the power of technology is also weakened. I have a very strange idea. In the novel, ordinary people are implanted with evolutionary genes, which results in them generally possessing the physical fitness of the dark power masters in other novels. And those with fighting genes can transform their strength to gang strength, and even far exceed it in terms of resistance to blows. It is quite interesting.

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