Urban: I Can Write Letters to My Past Self

Your book is really amazing. Just looking at the title and introduction, my first reaction was that it was an old-style urban cool article. I could even roughly guess what it was about that was about to be invincible through a pretentious slap-in-the-face system. I even read the first forty chapters, until the protagonist planned to write a letter to the past to rescue Liu. After arriving at the letter from the future, various gods unfolded various settings and foreshadowings and threw them out one after another. It was really enjoyable to watch. I originally went to bed around 11 o'clock to read a few times, but now it is already 8:30 in the morning. In the book review area, there are really a lot of people who are seriously guessing riddles with you. This is an extremely rare phenomenon on this site in recent years. I really look forward to you finishing this book completely.

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with such clear logic and thoughtful thinking. In other novels, either the protagonist's brain is full of lead, or the people around him are extremely stupid. I love this feeling that the protagonist's IQ is online! Coupled with this plot, it makes people very nervous to watch! Damn, it would be nice if they could write more about the daily emotional life of the male and female protagonists. I don't care if they have a harem or not. As long as there are no more than 5 or more, it's completely harmless... Anyway, come on, author! I urge you to update more, this novel is really good.

If you could write a letter to your past self, what regret would you make up for?

Author, your first paragraph can definitely be published as a book or made into a TV show. I look forward to seeing it on TV in the future.

1: What you own has actually been marked with a price secretly, and you have to pay it back. 2: Don't let people who are too smart know too much. If Einstein had not changed, there wouldn't have been so many things. 3: The author emphasizes throughout the novel that the beautiful life now is actually the sacrifice of you in countless parallel worlds to become 42 to remind you now. The number 42 that appears most in the novel is how many parallel worlds of you have been sacrificed?

It's not that the writing is embarrassing, it's that the writing on this platform is really off the mark. What the hell is this! You actually wrote such a brain-burning and suspenseful key. You also filled the hole you dug. Not only did you fill it in, but you also wrote out the original world line. There is no Liu but Dai's line. Show off, author, you really showed me off.

As the title says, this paradox is about a person who has the ability to travel through time. The question is: Can he travel through the past and kill his grandmother? The answer is no, because if he traveled through the past and killed his grandmother, then there would be no mother, and there would be no himself, and then there would be no one who traveled back in time and killed his grandmother. Therefore, when the male protagonist rescues Liu Yiyi, his Ferrari will not disappear, nor will the competition bonus. If he disappears, it proves that the male protagonist will not go to Country M to compete, and he will not go to Wen Ling to write a letter. So who rescued Liu Yiyi?

If you haven't watched it, please go and watch it. Haha, I got excited when I saw my wife talking about my sister. Hehe.

Are you, Chengcheng and Chan the same person? The Genius Club one?

From a certain perspective, the extra timeline is more in line with the name of the author's current work