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I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World

On 1977, Voyager I took flight. On 2010, Voyager II sent some rather strange information back to Earth. On July, 2021, Voyager II lost contact with Earth four years before the planned date. At the start of the 26th century, civilization on Earth was isolated and held in captivity. At 10 a.m. on October 27th, 3020, humankind went extinct. One year before the extinction, an ordinary youth Harrison Clark from the 21st century travelled forward in time and arrived a thousand years into the future. He discovered that after he died, he would be returned back to the 21st century. Reading history in the future and changing the future in history. In this seemingly never-ending cycle, Harrison Clark began to look for that one glimmer of hope for both himself and humankind.

Objects in Fire · Ficção Científica
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1244 Chs

Chapter 304: Tiger Bro's Daily Philosophy Trilogy_1

Daniel Thompson sighed deeply, full of heartfelt emotion.

"Well, Harrison Clark, although you have the same name as the sage from a thousand years ago, and you look quite similar, he is he, and you are you. The error value in your gene comparison results exceeds 0.01%. We humans have to face reality. Ordinary people and geniuses are just like this, with a slight difference, but a world apart. You have to learn to recognize your own limits. A 36% gene awakening rate is already enough to rank within the top several hundred thousand. You're outstanding and don't need to belittle yourself."

Okay, he thought Harrison Clark wasted his brainwave synchronization training during his lunch break and lost the free opportunity.

Harrison's mouth formed an O shape.

Thanks, Lion, I really appreciate your thoughts.

So, I have collected new information, and the previous life's situation was like this.

The previous stagnation in awakening rate was probably due to this 0.01% difference.

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