People Are in Marvel, Plundering the Heavens

Wo C, I drove people away in the first chapter! The time traveler has no memory, so what are you traveling through? Can't you just be a native?

The protagonist only gives and receives nothing. There is strength but no power.

I endured reading more than 20 chapters, but I couldn't stand it anymore when I arrived at Peach Blossom Island.

It's a mess. First, I screened the readers based on what I thought was a very speechless humor. Then I traveled through time and had no memory of my past life. Then I learned that I had traveled to the Marvel world and screened the readers. I didn't read the rest😐

A system introduces so many things, why can't it be simpler?

The character setting is a bit confusing. I didn't remember it at first. After about a hundred chapters, I figured out the plot again. Maybe the setting was changed because of the readers' comments. Is there any single chapter or end-of-chapter explanation? Then it seems that there are more and more female characters around Pig's Foot. The stallion setting, and there is no detail at all for fear of the river crab beast passing by...

You travel back in time and have no memory, and your physical parents are not your own. They order you like an animal. Don't you feel disgusted? They also inexplicably took over your island. They are just strangers who order you to do this and that all day long. Their son was killed a long time ago. Wouldn't it be better if you avenge him and give his parents some rewards? If you give him a light brain and the knowledge of advanced civilization, you will understand, okay? Becoming a stranger's grandson is something that normal people can do.

I don't know what the main plot is at all, Pigfoot is just living the life of a careless stallion.

Nowadays, when writing books, pig trotters are all saints, and everyone is a nouveau riche. Money, resources, magic weapons, and skills are all given casually. The main theme is that a person is stupid and has too much money. Is this the same for you in reality? I can't see any humanity at all, it's too fake, there's no sense of empathy, and I'm not interested in watching it.

The protagonist is so generous. He gives others what they ask and says whatever they ask. Even with his own golden finger, he can tell others.