Quickly Wear the Fullness

From the first chapter to Chapter 151, my favorite scene is the scene of the Anti-Japanese War. I have read too many fast-travel novels, mainly emotional novels, but I saw a passage written by the author that I like very much, "Many people have different choices. Some people go through fire and water for the country. Some people choose to live in an ignoble existence, and some choose to grovel. Who is right and who is wrong? Or you can judge one or two things from the perspective of justice, but if From a human perspective, I can only say that everyone has a choice. "Whether it is the author's thoughts or the needs of the article, I think the author is a very righteous person, a very good person, or a very independent-thinking person. Everyone's position is different and their choices will be different. I really can't say who is right or wrong. There are always people in life who think they are standing on the moral high ground to judge other people's choices and think they are very noble. This text is just a sigh after reading those chapters. Please don't criticize if you have different opinions.

I felt okay after reading the author's last book, but I didn't like the female stallion. Although there is one male protagonist in one world, there are one world or several. The female protagonist does not have the emotions of other worlds, but she has memories. It is impossible for people to have no emotions. Some worlds have male protagonists that can be understood, but there are too many. Also, I think the heroine still needs to go through some hardships. Life is never smooth sailing. All the heroines meet are good people, which is too abnormal. It's okay for a few men not to betray, but it's too abnormal for a bunch of men to stay together for the rest of their lives. People's hearts are always fickle.

The heroine is indeed a heroine, emphasizing love and justice. Most people will choose to have a special function that can help them achieve the peak of life. Anyway, if it were me, I would choose one to achieve the peak of life! You won't think so much like the heroine

The heroine is so naive. Although she is only eighteen years old, she has lived in three or four worlds until she is old. Is it really reasonable for you to be so ignorant and have such unrealistic ideas? What's more, you are still an author of novels, so you are not such a novice, right? Is it true that this heroine is nothing and doesn't understand anything? Or maybe there is a setting that feels very strange, sealing up memories and retaining feelings? Isn't it abrupt that the memories are gone but the feelings are still there? What the hell kind of setting is this? You won't keep memories, transfer emotions, or seal them? I've watched several World Heroines and I'm still a noob. I really can't complain. I'm really nothing.

I think it would be better if there was no cp in every world of this book. I don't quite understand why the heroine wouldn't refuse. In the small world, as long as a man confesses his love to her, the heroine may not like the man a second before he confesses his love. However, as soon as the man confesses his love, the heroine becomes confused, and then she starts to like him slowly, and then she gets married. I obviously didn't like someone before, but I like her as soon as I confessed my love. What's the point of this? Wouldn't anyone refuse? The heroine has no personality.

I'm just expressing my opinion, not directed at the author, nor am I scolding anyone. It was very interesting to watch, but I was also very frustrated while watching it. I felt that the heroine was not able to avenge the original owner enough or fast enough. You always have to wait until someone else takes action and you are in trouble before you take revenge. If the original owner's enemy doesn't move after the heroine passes through, you won't avenge the original owner. I only know how to earn something similar to merit. If I were the original owner, I would feel that I would never rest in peace. It was so frustrating to watch. Very frustrating. The writing is very good, but I felt so frustrated watching it, and I thought the heroine was a little bit virginal, a little cowardly, and a bit low on both sides. I'm sorry to the author. I feel so aggrieved if I don't comment. I've read more than two hundred chapters and I won't read anymore.

It's a pity that the author couldn't figure out the main point. Half of the story is nonsense. Since it's all about counterattack for cannon fodder, cause and effect, etc., I didn't see any counterattack at all. The first few chapters of a story mentioned the original heroine who caused the tragic fate of cannon fodder, but there was no follow-up at all until the end of the story. You are all filled with what achievements you have achieved. By the way, you slept with the cannon fodder husband and gave birth to the cannon fodder husband's child. Are you here to achieve your own achievements or to give birth to the cannon fodder's counterattack? Are you fighting back against loneliness? If I were the original owner, I would die with my eyes open even more! Especially in the second story, the original heroine who caused so many people to die, many women became comfort women, including the original cannon fodder, so forget it if you don't take revenge, since there is no follow-up yet? The original owner wants to jump out and tear your head off, but the heroine in the second story will never have peace after she dies, and will be ridiculed for generations! After reading two stories, I came to a conclusion: this book is not worth reading at all, and you will be very frustrated after reading it!

The heroine seems to be Yazi who doesn't have a very high IQ.

Why does the heroine always teach others martial arts without thinking? It feels very strange, like copying and pasting all the time. Most people would be annoyed by this. Does the heroine want to transform all the world into a world dominated by martial arts? Isn't this setting the world back? The world in general is evolving towards rationality. The heroine's operation made my scalp numb, and the heroine actually wants to use magic and spiritual power in her own world. Not to mention that the system has stopped her from this idea. If the country knew this, it would probably be more panic than happy, and it would even want to completely destroy these things. After all, the main force is martial arts, which means that the world has begun to regress crazily, turning from rationality to chaos [These principles are junior high school knowledge, isn't the heroine's character a high school student?]

The heroine was very good at the beginning, peaceful and quiet, but as she gained more experience, she became more and more extreme, much like an angry young man with no brute strength. Moreover, the heroine also changed from actively learning various things at the beginning to wanting to use martial arts to change the world, and even slacking off. There is a lot to learn. The heroine began to find ways to escape from Xi's place, (at least that's how it felt to me). To be honest, I felt that the heroine was getting more and more arrogant. (I felt that the author's writing style was a bit arrogant.) She was no longer as active and hard-working as she was at the beginning, and she was becoming more and more exaggerated. It was a bit tiring to watch.