Global: With the Gift of Longevity, I Sell My Lifespan to Become a God

The plot has no highlights and is boring. The male protagonist has a lot of romantic debts. Finally, the whole family still has brothers and sisters, but it turns out they are not biological, leaving a foreshadowing for his future career in the harem.

After reading 200 chapters, I can still keep reading what was originally a dull story. What makes me speechless is that there are only five women in total. Apart from not caring about the underage sister, they are flirting with three women who have direct contact with each other. They just go to the harem if they want. What do you want to do in such a secretive way? You can't have both in life, making the male protagonist look like green tea.

The more I look at it, the worse it looks. A life span of tens of thousands or millions of years can easily be obtained. The role of this public life store is to serve the protagonist alone. Seeing the protagonist's career changes, others still can't tell how the protagonist got the longevity? There are buildings like this everywhere. The villain's portrayal is particularly blunt.

It's full of loopholes. Can't you write the entire outline yourself? The level is chaotic. For such a powerful person, the level difference between others is always very small. He still clears dungeons every day and gets instant kills at every turn. The dungeons keep breaking records. Then, every time he dungeons, he has nothing for himself and has to buy all the equipment. I'm really convinced. What do you think, weird author. Call it a cool article, that's really cool.

The protagonist's talent is as good as a bright one, and a lot of people still pretend they don't know about it. The villain ignores the protagonist's achievements, and the team that cannot beat the dungeon dares to show its face to the protagonist who breaks the record, just because the protagonist has a low level and a poor profession. Villains with this kind of brain circuit are constantly attacking the protagonist, not to mention the protagonist's unreasonable arrangements for skills, methods of spawning monsters, etc.

The women are all heroines, and the men are all villains, except for the elders and a few supporting characters. Moreover, the villains are basically all because of the heroine, and the protagonist doesn't have a long memory. However, the author also wrote such a passionate protagonist. Not long after we met Fu Ling, they became like a couple. In fact, they were not even ambiguous for a few days. Zhong Qianyue was saved once by the protagonist. There is nothing wrong with falling in love with the protagonist, but the author wrote it as if he really liked Zhong Qianyue, and actually did not take the initiative or refuse.

T was speechless and played dozens of cards at 24. It is estimated that he gained tens of millions of experience before he reached level 25.

Original text: Among the remaining sixteen players, Daxia Kingdom accounts for five, Lighthouse Kingdom accounts for seven, and only three other countries are left.

It's not eye-catching, it's very rough, the characters and plot are mediocre, I don't recommend getting into it.

The data is chaotic and the level is backward. The plot is unreasonable, so how can a domineering family follow the rules.