Post-traveler Era

The writing is very good. The world settings after being changed by time travelers are very interesting and can be given full marks. For example, I am most interested in the magically modified version of "The Swordsman" Warhammer IV. I also imagined that the four major powers of Cathay are somewhat similar: Confucius abused the authority of Confucianism, worshiped fearful saints, and cultivated the language; Jianqi, the authority of the imperial court, worshiping the emperor, and playing tricks; Nirvana, the authority of Buddhism, worshiping Bodhisattvas, and attaining bliss; Nezang, the Taoist authority, worships the Heavenly Lord and enjoys eternal life. But what can I say about the imperfections? It was written too fast. I entered the next world before I even understood what this world was about. It felt like I just looked at the setting of these worlds after they were harmed by time-travelers, and didn't care about the protagonist's story. The role of the golden finger is basically useless (the above evaluation does not represent everyone, and I apologize if I offended).

After the sea tiger chapter, the character design basically collapsed, sometimes crazy, sometimes letting nature take its course, the kindness in the early stage is followed by the Schrödinger state, for example, what the hell is the American chapter of Once Upon a Time in the world? I would rather help the Indians rule the Qing Dynasty, right? In the ghost world, in the world of the Condor Pure Water, I feel that only the background setting is better, and I feel that the protagonist has not done anything

The poisonous point: the protagonist, the time traveler, does not know the plot of the dungeon. In the early days, Once Upon a Time and Ip Man were okay. Later, the magic reform was too serious, and every low-military world had to add various spaceships, space, and the like. The plot is too bland and lacks excitement. In the end it is almost the same as a copy of this book. It's all Uncle Nine, Marvel, Swordsman, and A Chinese Ghost Story. Advantages: There is no female protagonist in the early and middle stages. The back is too bland and lame

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I thought the writing was very good before it was put on the shelves. It was not good after it was put on the shelves, especially after the magnetic field started. The level dropped sharply. Contrary to the folklore that begins with the Blood God of Western Hunan, the book is written poorly at the beginning and is written well at the end.

After the "Magnetic Field" chapter, the writing style is completely different, and the style separation is too serious.

I'm really convinced, Sea Tiger World feels so boring, isn't it just an author?

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In Ip Man's chapter, Europe fought World War II, and then China fought with little Japan? Brother, World War II broke out in Europe in 1939, while China launched a full-scale resistance war in 1931 and 1937.

It's so frustrating. I just feel refreshed by reading the novel. Things got better after the magnetic field.