Five Hundred Years Later, Humans Are a Rare Protected Species

With excitement, I dug up the grave, lifted the coffin lid, and then, disappointed, closed it again.

A certain girl, a certain teacher, Author, couldn't you just write the name directly? It's really uncomfortable to read like this. Is this really not just for word count? Please don't attack me, trolls, I'm just writing down the thoughts of many people.

Kill that eunuch's bastard!

I was initially drawn to *Insect Princess*, but limited funds forced me to give up. Now, suddenly seeing this book, and finding it so enjoyable, I guessed the author wasn't a newbie, and sure enough, they're a seasoned writer. The setting is captivating, the characters are well-developed and engaging, and the values are realistic, rich, and righteous—completely different from typical light novels. The beginning is excellent; the ordinary characters have their hardships, and the powerful have their flaws. Many of the ideas aren't just wishful thinking, but rather insightful observations derived from social realities and history. However, since it's a new book, I've decided to wait a year or two before rereading it!

That year, I contracted a serious illness and was near death. Ultimately, I chose to freeze myself. At that moment, I made a firm resolution: if I survived, I would repay my benefactors. Now, the opportunity to save humanity and repay my benefactors is before me. I must consider whether this is my only chance in this life. I believe that humanity's past glory as a dominant force is inseparable from the contributions of our ancestors. Restoring humanity's glory is our inescapable duty! — Ye An (a humorous note, helping the author with a brief introduction)

Crying at the Grave

Do you have any similar recommendations? This one is already abandoned.

The first book I ever fell in love with, you made me lose so completely, Cho.

This book has been abandoned for the second time; it's truly tragic.

LOL, I came back from school to find it was cold.