I Weave My Destiny in Parallel Time and Space

Relaxed, good-looking, semi-invincible? The protagonist is strong and semi-invincible, it's relaxed and interesting, and the world slowly unfolds. The protagonist can write his destiny, using the story in his memory as a template but not the same. He is the first to write an Assassin's Creed and is developing. Introduction: On the icy snowfield, with smoke gushing out, a giant beast gradually revealed its figure under the blizzard. It looked like something forcibly pieced together from a pile of wood and iron, with no aesthetics at all. Not to mention whether it can move, it is incredible that such a structure can maintain its shape. The front end is a huge steel smiley face with a mechanical red tongue inside. Below are four mechanical legs that look like chicken claws advancing alternately. The mechanical legs are very slender compared to the things they support, making people worry about whether they can support the huge thing above. Legend has it that this is a wizard's castle. He is handsome and has powerful magic power. He will feed on the hearts of beautiful girls...

If you look at things like fate and time too much, you will easily feel the insignificance and fragility of human beings. It's just that the author likes to spend a lot of words describing some popular historical science, and the number of words is too high to say the least. If it is considered that some readers are unclear and do not realize the effect that the author intended, and thus they are confused. You can consider adding science-related content to this chapter instead of writing it in the main text.

It has a single heroine, a behind-the-scenes flow (?), And an invincible flow. The author's writing is quite high-key, and it's not awkward, and he didn't write too many group portraits. I like this very much. I found a good behind-the-scenes novel by accident. The protagonist, Goldfinger, is invincible at the beginning but needs time to develop. Before his death, the grandfather who gave him Goldfinger introduced Howl's setting and subsequent plot in Howl's Castle... Later, the protagonist also wrote the Merlin script. In short, I only saw it on the shelves. After all, I had no money. Well, I won't read it much after the heroine is confirmed to be on the shelves. If you don't like reading articles about heroines, you can probably leave after seeing it on the shelves.

A good idea, written with a strong character that a god should have. The overall story is dull. I just saw the starting point of the small climax. I don't know how the climax is written. I will look forward to it for now. Based on the level of early writing, at least it will be a qualified book for book shortages. Tip