I Have a Primitive Earth

The beginning was quite good, but the middle and later parts became a mess. I couldn't continue watching after a little over half, so I left.

I suspect it's just another mindless copy-pasted story crammed in. Some of the plot points are decent and quite engaging, but the supporting characters are so brainless that I'd give up after only ten or so chapters.

I couldn't continue after reading chapter 172. The premise and concept are actually quite good, but what kind of nonsense is this... It's all just a bunch of ridiculous and absurd things. There's a saying, "selling dog meat under the guise of mutton," which perfectly describes this novel.

The subject matter is excellent, but for some reason, I feel that the book lacks something that can spark the reader's interest, and I can't quite put my finger on it.

Sometimes the characters' intelligence seems to be offline; the general plot revolves around the scheming subjects trying to harm the emperor. Sigh, good novels are hard to find!

It started strong but ended weakly; the ending was too rushed. Did the author's imagination run dry and he ran out of ideas?

Good

I think it's a great watch. It has a global perspective, and people who dream of getting rich should definitely check it out!

Is the protagonist mentally ill or psychologically disturbed? He bought a huge plot of land and built a manor, and he buys houses for his older sisters whenever he meets them. Is he addicted?

The author, a former soldier, didn't upgrade his own car or plane, and even risked his life. He didn't even build a base, nor did he upgrade his phone—a basic feature he supposedly possessed—yet he had a cheat code.