Saving the World in 24 Hours
24小时拯救世界
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- Ongoing
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- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I finished it in a day and a night. The last book that captivated me this much was "The Mysterious City of Beasts." I really like this kind of time-travel story. The author's writing is excellent. I don't understand why this book has such a low rating. Personally, I think the protagonist's actions so far are quite reasonable, and there aren't any overly jarring plot points. I hope the author updates soon.
Damn, it's not finished yet! Update quickly! I can't believe this is the quality of a story I read on Tomato Bookstore. After reading so many long novels, I just want something concise and impactful like this.
This is a rare gem among Tomato's books; the plot tension is incredible, and the intellectual battles are absolutely thrilling. As for the latest chapters... Well, it's probably just the sense of disappointment after the climax—the climax was just too satisfying!
This book, well, is one of Tomato's top novels. The author portrays the protagonist very well, and the story revolves around saving the world and redeeming himself. Every action the protagonist takes is based on his own logical thinking and is therefore appropriate.
This is absolutely fantastic! Another great book I've discovered. Although I haven't read the later parts, based on what I've read so far, it's definitely a masterpiece, even though it only has a 6.9 Rating right now. But that's probably because not many people have rated it yet. This book deserves at least an 8. If it doesn't fall apart later, a 9.6 Is definitely within reach.
This book is amazing, a rare gem. The rating is definitely too low, but it's well worth reading. The beginning will likely be a bit dull, and you might find the middle section less enjoyable, as repetitive plots can easily become tiresome. However, the changes can't be too drastic, so it depends on how the author strikes that balance. I haven't read the later parts yet, but it's certainly a good book, despite its flaws. I'm not watching anymore, it's not good enough.
Upgrading from four stars to five, while there are a few minor flaws, it's overall extremely good—a real gem! The logic is rigorous; each time the story rewinds, the different outcomes of events based on the protagonist's actions are all plausible. There are no nonsensical plot points that use the "butterfly effect" as a pretext.
Many plot holes were gradually filled in later on. It was a satisfying read, finishing it in one go. How difficult is it to go from an ordinary college student to a savior of the world? Honestly, many people in the comments section seem to think they could do better than the protagonist, right? Aren't abilities supposed to be unlocked gradually?
Overall, this book is good; the writing is excellent, and the content is the type I like. However, the main reason I'm only giving it 4 stars is because it's too slow. At the author's pace, it will take at least several hundred chapters to encounter the world's enemy, and several hundred more to learn their purpose. The entire book will likely be over 1000 chapters long.
So far, it's quite good. The biggest strength of the plot is its tightness and realism; it's a pure urban setting without any messy superpowers, and the handling of the protagonist's emotional nuances is also excellent. Actually, I've long speculated about this post-apocalyptic time-travel scenario, but it rarely has a clear ending, usually relying on superpowers.