A small-town young man who lost everything after a dream but gained a time-travel plug-in. Due to his low education and little knowledge, and being developed into the habit of being cautious in words and deeds, he could only walk alone in the world.
There is neither bitterness nor hatred, and there is less pretense to slap someone in the face. He just changed from a salted fish lying flat to a salted fish that can swim freely.
Reader comments
A very interesting article, with a novel perspective and rich character descriptions. It's a pity that the ending is too fast. Don't write off the male protagonist to death. I hope to see a sequel.
Just plain and simple
It's well written, straightforward and eloquent, with detailed data. It's very good.
Super pretty! Quite exciting!
Write reality clearly
What a pity, what a pity
Why give five stars? Because of the ending, this is actually the first time I've seen an ending that ends with the protagonist throwing herself into the street [face covering]
It's a shame that this book is on Tomato. It might be better if it was posted at the starting point, but I still like it very much.
It's still possible, but I've only read a few chapters, and I'll have to catch up after reading it. [Laughing] Come on, author, and try to write five or six hundred chapters as soon as possible. It's too short now and others may not be interested in reading it.
This is definitely a severely underrated book and deserves a rating of 9+. The ending is too abrupt, I hope the author can continue writing
It is a purely handwritten journal, in which little people record the ups and downs of life, no AI, no sentence-by-sentence segmentation, and the impression is very good so far.
Which boss's vest is this? It's quite exciting.
There was too little description of the world at the end of the book, so I skipped through the book and read it, each one caught his eye, but it was quite good.
A very interesting article, with a novel perspective and rich character descriptions. It's a pity that the ending is too fast. Don't write off the male protagonist to death. I hope to see a sequel.
Just plain and simple
It's well written, straightforward and eloquent, with detailed data. It's very good.
Super pretty! Quite exciting!
Write reality clearly
What a pity, what a pity
Why give five stars? Because of the ending, this is actually the first time I've seen an ending that ends with the protagonist throwing herself into the street [face covering]
It's a shame that this book is on Tomato. It might be better if it was posted at the starting point, but I still like it very much.
It's still possible, but I've only read a few chapters, and I'll have to catch up after reading it. [Laughing] Come on, author, and try to write five or six hundred chapters as soon as possible. It's too short now and others may not be interested in reading it.
This is definitely a severely underrated book and deserves a rating of 9+. The ending is too abrupt, I hope the author can continue writing
It is a purely handwritten journal, in which little people record the ups and downs of life, no AI, no sentence-by-sentence segmentation, and the impression is very good so far.
Which boss's vest is this? It's quite exciting.
There was too little description of the world at the end of the book, so I skipped through the book and read it, each one caught his eye, but it was quite good.