I, the Diplomat, Represent My Country on Missions Across the Heavens

This country owes you nothing. I don't know what has happened to you. I am very grateful to this country. When I was a child, my firefighter uncle took me out of the fire. He was burned on his back. The police uncle quickly found out the case. When I grew up, I joined the army and participated in earthquake relief and flood rescue. I also fell on the road because of a high fever and was sent to the hospital by well-wishers. After I came back, the country My family has arranged a job for me, and now I live a good life. I am also very grateful to this country. She has been silently guarding us behind us. Even if you don't see it, it doesn't mean that you haven't done anything. If you don't like this country, please go to the beautiful country on the other side of the ocean. Over there, you can live casually and die freely. Don't think about what the country can do for you there, because it doesn't owe you anything.

If you are so patriotic, why don't you become a soldier? Why don't you come here to write a book? I'm convinced you are a cerebral palsy.

It's true that I hate Japan, but I use too much force. Blindly belittling the enemy feels the same as insulting myself. And a bit Nazi.

It is suggested that the author let Li Er capture the Nicos from Heizhou as slaves. The Nicos have long been unhappy with this.

The subject matter is very good. The first world is probably to reflect the initial weakness of the protagonist. The later brainstorming game is very interesting and exciting. People who read it on Feilu are those who like refreshing stories, but don't be tired because you will easily abandon the novel. Keep this rhythm. This theme can open unlimited worlds, so you must keep a good rhythm.

The subject matter is good, but the more I watch the protagonist, the more I dislike it. I don't know why.

The first world is very good. It crushes the technology of the Tang Dynasty, successfully establishes diplomatic relations, and strives for the interests of the country, four stars; the second world is okay. It qualifies the attitude of the protagonist, but it is too persistent in Journey to the West. There is no need to repeat this point of view many times. If you are in Feilu, Two stars, I personally think it's three stars; the third world, it's too much to boast about Su Meng, even if he's a father, he's also an unparalleled military god, the highest scientist, and a web article written in the 2000s, which is directly better than the protagonist, and gives him the status of the protagonist's parallel world dad, with poisonous hair, half a star.

The subject matter is interesting, but the writing is a bit awkward. Apart from this, the biggest problem with this book is the character Su Meng. . . What can I say, if it is not a very classic novel, it is best not to do anything like linkage. It is easy to ignore the priority and destroy the perception. When I read the opening chapter, I already felt something was wrong when the protagonist's father was mentioned. Later, when I saw the third world, I felt even weirder. This overstated the character of Su Meng. There is no such thing. Even if he is the protagonist's father, this is too outrageous and will destroy the enjoyment of the entire novel. How could the author write this!? After reading the comments, I realized that Su Meng was the protagonist of the author's previous book, and there was a linkage here. . . This way of writing is just my personal opinion, and it is definitely a failure. The protagonists of the two books are put together, and neither author is suitable. In other words, writing them together is inappropriate in itself.

The front is fine, but there are problems in the second and third worlds. Why are you so obsessed with Journey to the West? Is this the second world? Are you so anxious to join fantasy? Don't you think it doesn't match? The main character's world is crushing the ancient natives, so you're so anxious to upgrade the new world before you've even finished enjoying it? Just like the League of Rabbits of All Worlds, I was stunned when I opened One Piece the next time I passed through an indigenous world. This was too big a span. The style of painting is completely inconsistent, and so are you. Journey to the West is outrageous and boasts about the main character's father's world. Are you starting to overwhelm the main world? Feel free to wash it all off. Therefore, the authors of such novels as "Deserved" are all stupid. They write a novel and randomly add some plots that they think are very enjoyable, for fear that readers will not continue reading. He had good skills, so he had hopes, but it was a pity that Su Meng had a bad relationship.

Wandering around the earth, isn't it just that mankind temporarily put aside differences and hatreds in the face of crisis and achieved preliminary unity? This is the general trend. Humanity will be unified sooner or later. But what did the protagonist do to reverse the course of history? To separate a human world that was initially unified and a human world that was about to disappear as a nation, I was speechless. It was as if our society had suddenly returned to a feudal society. It was ridiculous. Do you really like to see the delay in unification among human beings and the delay in investing the maximum resources into space exploration? Who knows if there are aliens, and who knows what they think of us. This is the biggest danger. Infighting among humans has no benefits. It will exhaust resources? Waiting to die?