
I Got a Portal from the Start and Handed It Over to the State
开局获得传送门,已上交国家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Author, are you perhaps a Japanese person living a comfortable life? Anime and fantasy self-defense forces are your biggest sources of inspiration.
It's good, but are the viruses and bacteria on them okay? Or is it that there are no viruses in the protagonist's world and the world behind the portal, which is why no one died?
Well, I actually saw this book on the recommendation list a long time ago, but I didn't click to read it because I thought this kind of book couldn't be good. But that's not the case at all. Recently, I was having a reading slump, and when I saw it on the recommendation list again, I clicked in to read the synopsis and found it quite interesting, so I started reading from the first chapter.
The protagonist's character will break down if they leave a world for a certain period of time; will this setting become a mere plot device later on?
The subject matter is novel, but the isekai (otherworld) setting is a bit monotonous. Perhaps a dual-mission system could be tried. Also, add a second portal to the wasteland bio-planet.
I served nine years in prison and was released today. (This is a short video.) After finishing the novel, he lit a cigarette, took a deep drag, and then... I called the warden: "Save me a portion of breakfast tomorrow, the usual, slightly spicy, with a little less scallion, and an egg. Which room do you want?" I'll keep it; I'm used to living here. Pick me up a little later tomorrow; I need to get things done tonight. Event!!
Now, here's my review of this book: First, while the author's writing style isn't outstanding, it's decent enough. Second, regarding the content, although it's a system novel, it's not mindless and has a gradual progression. However, the protagonist's screen time decreases later on, and the character development isn't very strong.
The setting is incredibly rich, especially the initial collaboration with the nation—a stroke of genius. There's no need for suspense or foreshadowing; the main world's plot intertwines with the first and second worlds, avoiding a top-heavy narrative. I hope it continues to be well-written.
Keep it up!!! It's just that you dared to contact the military without really understanding the first world.
The author has a vivid imagination and writes brilliantly; it's definitely worth reading. I originally gave it five stars because the first half was really good, but after reading more than 400 chapters, the style of the content changed completely. It felt like a different author, and it wasn't good at all, so I had to drop it.