I Really Don't Want to Travel Through Time

Author, may I ask if this book has a female protagonist? To be honest, when I found out that Emilia might not be the heroine, I had the idea of ​​abandoning the book.

Can't sleep, so boring, nothing to do, so boring

Does anyone know of a book with an extreme protagonist? Can you recommend it? I would like to thank you all for this.

Isn't the most dangerous profession a parent of a pig's trotters in a novel?

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How can I put it... The protagonist is the most cowardly, undignified, and minimally minded of all the male protagonists in novels I have ever seen. People who are used to reading all kinds of pretentious and invincible movies, or those who are used to reading novels with passionate and inspiring male protagonists may not be able to understand this novel, but those who are tired of those styles can try to read this book. The male protagonist's extremely realistic and egoistic style is real and material, full of the mentality of a small person who has been tempered by the vicissitudes of society for a long time. But the male protagonist continues to become stronger with this timid and heart-centered mentality, just because he is afraid of death and in order to survive. From the initial greed for life, he gradually merged into arrogance, rage, sloth, gluttony, lust and jealousy. The seven deadly sins merged into the power of the seven gods to reflect a powerful individual. The male protagonist gradually changed as he grew up, his flesh and blood continued to become richer, and his colors became more and more vivid. This is the story of a little man who became a god for his survival instinct. Of course, there are some bugs in this book. For example, even though ten thousand people were fighting, there were only ten people left, but the male protagonist still had to ask whether they could go to the battlefield, and the author wrote all the names wrong due to his own mistakes (although he changed them)... But overall it is a book worth recommending. There is no stallion, no harem, and even the heroine Betty only appears in the last part, and her presence is not very obvious. It can be said that there are very few emotional narratives, which is comparable to a novel without a heroine. This is just a true story of fear of the dead.

Personally, I feel that it is neither dark nor holy. The only flaw is that too much time is wasted in the world where I am an adventurer. That paragraph is the only paragraph that I skipped reading. I hope the author can let him go to some high-energy world, but not like a different world from scratch. . . Emmm, the author, you took a lot of brains to write, and we also took a lot of brains to read, and the lolicon stuff is the most adorable 🤡ps: Why do some people say that the protagonist is very dark? Isn't it normal to be selfish and selfish for oneself? People who say this are keyboard warriors on the Internet. They don't dare to help old people when they fall down on the road. What's the point of sacrificing oneself for others? Only when you meet someone you like, even if you say you are afraid of death and get out of the way, your body can't help but help. Don't these make people cry? The world I like to watch the most is the first one. Help those lolita and teach them what's wrong with being selfish. You can't be selfish in that kind of world. Haha, please send a keyboard warrior to write a book for us. Even though I wrote it, I won't read it🤧

The writing is very real. Everyone is afraid of death. It is true to be afraid of death, but this is an online novel. To put it bluntly, it is like a fast-food novel. Everyone just enjoys watching it. It's not fun for the protagonist to be so cowardly! ! !

The setting of the male protagonist is very broken, including several different forms, none of which are particularly likable... Moreover, the male protagonist himself is a person who cherishes his life. The various decisions and various things he made later do not seem like a person who cherishes his life... More like a madman, moody and treating other people's opinions Regarding the second level, it has been achieved, but the setting itself is particularly conflicting. There is no reason for the courage from the beginning of the Iron City to the complete collapse in the later period, and the narrative is also relatively weak... But I prefer to read one category, but there are many poisonous points, which is more like the author's self-pleasure.

I don't know why, but I found that people who can become great novelists all write about fantasy, cultivation, magic, and the like. At worst, they write about martial arts and national interests. There are infinite horrors in science fiction, but there are no other great writers at all.