Doomsday: Choosing Time Stop from the Start

Another localized time stop. I'm speechless. The Earth, the solar system, and the Milky Way are constantly in motion. If it were a localized time stop, the stopped area would be flung out in no time. Don't accuse me of being argumentative. If you don't call it time stop, explaining it as a regional atomic-level stillness is reasonable. Otherwise, unless the Earth, solar system, and Milky Way in your book are truly stationary, this is simply an illogical setting.

I don't know why. The moment I see a time-stop function, if it were me, I'd immediately stop time, find a voluptuous married woman on the street, and just... Well, you know. Just imagining that scene... Ugh! I've been watching too many high-definition Japanese videos—trains, married women, time-stopping, electricians, deliverymen... I've just been watching too much.

Is the post-apocalyptic world awesome? Well, I was just a loser high school student on Earth. By chance, I embarked on the path to becoming the strongest. After countless millennia of arduous cultivation, I've finally achieved the supreme rulership of the universe! Having achieved this, I've decided to give back to the billions of men on Earth.

*Cough cough* I have a friend…the time-stop series…you know what I mean, right?

Author, have you not seen a woman in a hundred million years?

Saving someone is such a hasty and indecisive thing. Knowing full well that someone was trying to steal the harem and get to the ninth floor, and that the car was even blocked in the middle, all they had to do was ram them. They even had telekinesis and throwing knives in the car to kill them outright.

The author clearly has never used a walkie-talkie and doesn't even understand how it works.

Ordinary writer's writing: I stuffed the batteries into the flashlight. Normal writer's writing: I stuffed two size D batteries into that somewhat worn-out flashlight. Water God's writing: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I felt uneasy. I observed it; like other old-fashioned flashlights, it had a cap at the bottom that could be opened by rotating it.

I used to be happy to pay to watch it, but now the quality is getting worse and worse.

It reminded me of a certain series of novels.