I Opened the Door, and the World Had Already Ended

I was deeply attracted after reading only 12 chapters. I like the character of the protagonist very much. There is a hint of humor in the tenacity, and there is also the courage to explore the unknown in the cautiousness. The protagonist is given a unique ability, which is to travel between the future and the present. As for how he can change the established destiny of the future, it became my motivation to continue watching. To be honest, it is amazing. Maybe this subject is not uncommon, but I admit that I am not a native dog, and I also like to watch [OK] It's really awesome, but some adjectives appear a bit too frequently in the same sentence. I can't find the poisonous point, and the plot is very unexpected. The author's imagination is really big. The future is intertwined with the present and the past of the future. It's complicated and confusing. Please update it as soon as possible!

Reading this book made me feel excited and I can't describe the feeling, but I think this will be a good book. The ideas are very clear. Although there are many of this type, this is the only one that made me feel the same. The author is too short. I saw 39 and found out that there are not many left. Please update as soon as possible. Come on.

It's too little, very confusing, and there are a lot of things. It currently has 70 chapters. At least the first 70 chapters seem to be okay. Many things will not be too abrupt. It has the mystery of a normal science fiction novel. It is estimated that within 120 chapters, it will be all kinds of foreshadowing narratives, and then it will be revealed little by little. My personal suggestion is that it will be very satisfying to reach 200 chapters, but it will definitely not be completed after 200 chapters. Ren Ye's personal growth should be mainly about understanding rather than personal fighting ability, from the time travel brought by any door, to the uniqueness of death returning to reality to break the door travel, time travel, time, death, the logical derivative problems between the three, such as before and after time travel Time, the impact of death on the future, and there is also an interesting foreshadowing that "there is no such person". The only person observing time disappears in the end. It feels quite interesting. They are all highlights of this book. Even if the later chapters are on the same level as the previous ones, they will not be too bad. Anyway, I am looking forward to it.

Compared with Nanjing, the details are far behind. Due to the author's subjective thoughts, many characters have consequences without causes. It would be good if the details of the plot and characters can be polished.

The imagination is quite open, and I have the desire to read more. The protagonist's emotional changes in these chapters feel a little unhandled, but it's not harmful. The processing of multiple timelines will still be very troublesome, I hope the author can persevere.

There is nothing poisonous at the moment. It is currently speculated that both the protagonist and the heroine travel through time through death, but the hero travels through various parallel lines around the heroine, while the heroine loses her memory, or goes back to the past where she has no memory and will lose her future memory. Looking forward to the follow-up plot development

I can only say that this is one of the better future science fiction novels I have seen so far in Fan Lai. The juxtaposed narrative of multiple timelines allows readers to get deeply involved. It is not as refreshing as the traditional doomsday system novel, but some of it has a long history. Come on, author💪💪💪

After reading a few chapters, I was very attracted to it, but there are too few chapters, and I don't know where tomorrow will be. If tomorrow is the end, I hope... I don't know what else to hope for, will the world be destroyed? Or world peace.

The world view is grand, brain-burning, and the narrative is layered. It feels like the author really wants to write science fiction, rather than mindlessly entertaining novels. Is history really inevitable? How to deceive the future? Can the Earth really be saved? I'm sure it looks good, but there are too few. I wish I could put a knife to the author's neck and force him to write.

The writing is great, and I can see that the author is very ambitious. There are not many chapters at the moment, and the plot is not advancing quickly, but I highly recommend reading it. The few dozen scenes alone are very exciting. Excellent plot and design are rare in science fiction novels!