
I Contracted Myself
我契约了我自己
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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1.4kChapters
3.4MPopularity
5.3kReaders
31kMust-read votes
9.2Score
17.8kRatings
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I thought this book was pretty good, with humorous sentences and normal outlook... Anyway, in one word, it's good-looking. I just don't know that no one will come to see it. I believe it will become popular soon. Dear author, come on.
I'm sorry, brothers, I shouldn't not listen to your opinions. You can read the first few dozen chapters and leave quickly. I was disgusted when the protagonist casually saved two women in the wild. Later, the protagonist found out that the other two were enemies and had no regrets. A few dozen chapters later, he sacrificed his life to save the two captive enemies. The author must have also seen the comments in the previous chapters and directly pointed out here that I love being a virgin. What happened to the virgin (probably Chapter 92). Sorry, I'm stupid. In fact, the first chapter also laid the foundation. The protagonist was in the rescue team before he was reborn. He just likes to save people, and that's right. There are always people who like to watch Madonna, and Madonna also has its own audience. If you can't stand the fact that the protagonist saves and kills his senior friend's enemy, hurry up and leave. Don't be disgusted like me.
The content is really good. This is a novel that combines different worlds and time travel. The content is very novel and the writing is good. There will be some foreshadowing in the early stage, such as the protagonist eating that instant noodles and then having the ability to be a pica (which should not be wrong). The plot is closely linked and there is endless interesting content, especially the mysterious sewer at the end. It is estimated that the protagonist will gain abilities in the future. He has more and more power, but the author's brain cells may... The character of the protagonist can be described as Gen Zhengmiaohong. He has a good character but is not weak and can be bullied. He has his own bottom line and I am very looking forward to his subsequent growth. I rate this novel very highly. As long as the plot does not collapse later and the protagonist does not become dark, then it can be regarded as a god. I have to admire the author's imagination.
This book is simply invincible. The front is fine, but the worldview and power system in the back are unbearable. One planet and one city? Just hundreds of thousands of people? Is there anyone who wants to rob a city with only the second level of population left? And the economic system? Really no brainer? The more I read later, the more I became devastated. What's outrageous is that the rating is so high. It's so frustrating.
After reading four hundred chapters, is there only one city in the world, Pearl City? Mastering the Pearl City is equivalent to mastering the world? What logic. The world view is small, but there are parallel worlds. The world view is large, and a Pearl City is a world. (Personal opinion)
The protagonist encounters an injured person in the wild and treats him without even knowing whether he is a friend or an enemy. Haven't you heard of Farmer and Snake? They have identification skills and don't use them. They just want to clear their names and the two villains forcibly inseminate the protagonist. They look like the Virgin Mary.
The protagonist has a good personality, the setting is very exciting, and the world view is huge, but the later plot is a bit watery.
After reading Chapter 300, I discovered a lot of problems, and many people commented on the protagonist, Our Lady. In fact, this is okay, much better than in some novels. If you can't accept the plot of Our Lady, just flip through it and it won't have much impact. The main problem is the world view and ability value. The protagonist's pace is too fast. The protagonist's teammates in the early stage have been left behind by the protagonist in chapter 100. By chapter 300, the protagonist is basically the only one with the only fighting strength in the team. Acquisition of abilities is too casual, and it feels like the author writes whatever comes to mind. There are no transitions or foreshadowing. Such a problem results in the supporting characters basically having no character. I can't write a good character, and my ability was immediately thrown away by the protagonist after just reading a few chapters. If you want to add teammates and opponents later, you can only stack the values without thinking. Then there is the world view and background. Normally, the somewhat fantasy and apocalyptic themes are more attractive to me. But this article becomes difficult to read after two to three hundred chapters. Pearl City can only be considered one country, and it stands to reason that other countries should have other strong men. This is a normal transition from one country to another. Why is it that the strongest one in Pearl City just traveled across the parallel universe? Traveling through parallel universes is possible, but you should at least use one universe as your anchor. Other universes will make a cameo appearance. Why did we directly join the parallel universe alliance? At the equivalent of 300 chapters, the protagonist becomes the richest man in China, and within 100 chapters, the protagonist directly becomes the leader of the Galaxy Alliance. What does this say? It can only be said that the author's level is too limited. He has not set his own framework from the beginning. As the plot develops, he can only continue to impose settings if he wants to write more interestingly. The combat power value setting in the early stage collapsed, and I didn't know how to read the next thousand chapters.
I was attracted by the subject matter, but the more I read, the more something was wrong, and every time I introduced my ability, there were a lot of words. I still endured reading more than 50 chapters, but the more I read, the more wrong it became. The male protagonist had no self-awareness at all, and it was just a lick of a dog. It actually made me smell the smell of Sima Dalu in another novel. If the writing is not good, don't bury so many foreshadowings. It is as profound as it is. It makes my head hurt just reading it. This is not meant to belittle, some people like to read this type of novel, but I would like to advise you, if you feel a little uncomfortable in the novel, you should retreat quickly and don't waste time.
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