Guard the Reservoir? I Am Guarding the Long River of Time!

The protagonist has a brain, but not much. With so many abnormal events happening, even an individual can discover and deduce the problems. Even if the protagonist accidentally kills the person here, even if it is to show the protagonist's power, readers who see this will have some emotions more or less appear. Oh! By the way, are those ancient powerful men really so clueless? All in all, if the author wants readers to continue reading, you have to change some content, otherwise, the further you read, the more uncomfortable it will be. (The above is my personal subjective opinion)

The book reviews are all fake and a mixed bag. The protagonist looks like an NT, or has never had a brain. . Nanping

The protagonist has no brains, and everyone else has no brains either. Moreover, the protagonists of other novels have to be used as foils for the protagonists of this novel. It is a hodgepodge of a whole invincible novel. So many people have come to the Long River of Time to inquire about the situation. After reading more than 30 chapters, he is not the protagonist. Destroying the world without knowing it is because his contracted beast is causing trouble to other worlds, and then the protagonist does nothing. It can only be said that the protagonist is like a nearly invincible blood-sucking insect, sucking the blood of other worlds without making any contribution. I don't know what the meaning of the protagonist's existence is.

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"Guarding the Reservoir?" I have been keeping watch for a long time! "I was attracted to this book by the introduction. The author's setting in the introduction felt quite novel, and the introduction content was quite fascinating. After reading, my personal opinion is: I give the introduction a full 5 points, and the novel content I can only give 3 points, no more. The overall evaluation is okay. Readers who like the invincible genre can check it out, but readers who like other genres may feel slightly uncomfortable and poisoned. There is no need to use your brain to read this book, which is quite refreshing. Because the protagonist Su Mu has a brain, but not much, and the logic is a little confusing. Su Mu sits on the treasure mountain without knowing it. In addition to the author's novel setting of Su Mu's long guarding time, the rest is a hodgepodge. They use the protagonists of other great novels to complement their own protagonists, and they dare not use their real names, which is a bit uncomfortable. What about Han Paopao, what Xiao Huohuo, what about Hei Coffin... It's a drama to watch. From my personal point of view, the most poisonous part of this book is that Su Mu defends the system but relies on eating fish to improve his cultivation. There is nothing wrong with eating fish, but... But the author's setting is: the fish in the river over time are all transformed by the world's strong men after they ascended. This makes it a fact that Su Mu improves his cultivation by eating people... I really can't understand that the author has already made Su Mu invincible over time, and yet he has to make a setting like cannibalism even though he has a system to improve his cultivation. Carrots and greens, everyone has their own preferences. My poison is his honey. Maybe the next reader will like this, so book friends who like Zhutian Wudi Liu can take a look. Shennong said: This book is slightly poisonous, so you might as well take a look.

The person who writes calligraphy is either a pervert or a 250. He can write novels and write about cannibalism in a very normal way.

The male protagonist Su Mu was electrocuted while fishing and was thrown to an unknown corner to guard the river. Goldfinger is the guardian of the river system. . Clean the river channel, keep the river smooth, save some small fish and shrimps in daily life, and obtain favor points, and then use the favor points to improve the control of the river and refine the entire river before you can leave. Who would have thought that the protagonist is guarding the long river of time in the universe? Anyway, the male protagonist doesn't know. Life is not easy, and we can only survive by collecting tolls from everyone who crosses the river randomly. I wonder if there are too many time-travelers and people who misuse the river of time, and the way of heaven bites back, causing the protagonist to become such a disaster? The highlight of this article is the invincible flow. The protagonist is invincible without knowing it. He uses his own set of logic to solve problems and bullies the protagonists who have traveled through various novels. Every time a time traveler appears, I wonder which novel I've read is the protagonist? The poisonous point of this article is how the protagonist eats everything! When you first eat fish, you can understand it as not knowing that it is an ascended and intelligent creature, but later on, the protagonist who controls Emperor Domination wants the heart, and then you just eat it? ! Later, you swallowed Liu Shen in the perfect world directly? ! It's a good thing that it couldn't be digested and vomited out, otherwise I don't know how it died. Protagonist, where is your brain? The setting of swallowing all things to improve the protagonist's cultivation level is so poisonous!

It feels like it was written by a Jew who only sucks blood.

What! If the realm is reversed, you can persuade people to leave. What did you write next, ID card? Loan, contract?

There is a problem with the setting. It's not the most outrageous thing that the protagonist relies solely on eating fish to upgrade his level. What is outrageous is that when catching fish, the protagonist effortlessly reaches out and catches the fish. The energy contained in it allows the protagonist to soar from foundation building to the golden elixir. The most important thing is that this is not an accidental phenomenon. If you catch a fish at random later, you will level up as soon as you eat it. No, buddy, the world of energy conservation and immortality also exists. After reading the latest chapter, I found that there are also problems with the world view. There are a lot of fish and turtles in front of it. I thought the people who ascended were monsters. In the latest chapter, the humans ascended and turned into fish. There was someone who was robbed by the protagonist in the river of time before. Isn't it conflicting that he has turned into a fish now? Is it because of the author's power? If the protagonist needs to obtain treasures, set it as a human, and if he needs to be eaten, set it as a fish? Then the fish that this person turned into turned into the treasure fish that the author mentioned, which is the kind of fish that contains huge energy and can be upgraded after one bite. Please let me ask the strongest person in the world to ascend and become a fish and be easily handled by the protagonist. The protagonist can upgrade several levels after eating it. Is this stronger or weaker than the protagonist? It doesn't make sense at all. The author said that if you can upgrade, you can upgrade. I feel like the author needs to give a reason. I can obviously rely on the system to add points, but I won't add them. Hey, I level up entirely by eating people. For example, the protagonist is level 200, and the person eating him is level 100 (otherwise, how can the protagonist reach out and grab him)? Then the protagonist reaches level 300.