The Age of Fast Travel: I Just Want to Live a Normal Life

It looks good, it's the latest one, the material selection is good, the author's writing style is good, and the overall look is very comfortable. Currently, only the first plane has cp, and there are not many descriptions. They are basically engaged in career. The next two planes have no cp. This kind of subject of fast travel and learning skills feels better without cp. In planes with cp, the emotional lines are too rigid, and they suddenly start to flirt with each other, especially in the plane with the era background board. Overall so-so

There's nothing really wrong with it that makes it hard to forget, but there's nothing so enjoyable that you can't stop watching it. It's just as bland as a running account, and there's nothing exciting like a slap in the face or a counterattack. It just introduces what regrets the original owner has that need to be made up for and who needs to be protected. In addition, each world must learn the same skills to reach the extreme. It is very bland, just like what the poster commented. It has a light 4 sense 😂 If you like bland, you can watch it. If you like cool, try it and decide for yourself. 😑The small system is very humble. The most obedient and considerate little assistant. It can effectively help remind and deal with what it is called. It is like a perfect life work assistant. No one wants such a system. It is very sad and unfair.

The writing is quite good, that is, the protagonist stays behind after each mission, leaving no clones, and then kills himself when he is thirty years old. It's really a typical example of digging and not burying. Why don't you leave a copy after the mission is over? It will save others discomfort, really.

It's good-looking and very down-to-earth. It has a golden finger, but it mainly relies on the efforts of the protagonist, rather than relying on the golden finger to kill everyone. Without the golden finger, it is nothing. I still prefer the protagonist who works hard. There must be a golden finger, but it can only be a support, otherwise such a protagonist is unnecessary. This article is very good. The protagonist has a good outlook on life, is cautious in doing things, and works very hard.

A very diligent heroine, she is constantly working hard to learn various skills in every world! I admire this kind of motivated person very much! The golden finger (thousands of people dislike [face covering]) system, coupled with the unlucky physique of the heroine who dominates the world, no one should dislike anyone, and she cooperates tacitly in every plane to complete various tasks perfectly! Very exciting!

It's a very bland period piece, but it was interesting to listen to and didn't feel particularly boring. There are no top-notch ones. In each world, you complete some simple tasks and then learn skills, such as medical skills, cooking skills, calligraphy, wine making, etc. It sounds very interesting and feels very practical. It's just too short, not enough to look at [Chigua] The world of winemaking was so exciting, but it suddenly stopped, even when you were in your 30s. Since your family decided to stay with this world, why did you go through this, leaving them sad and blaming themselves? It looked very uncomfortable, and a bit irresponsible. Then comes the next world, stock traders, I haven't finished listening to it yet, I don't like this world very much, it's a bit fragmented, it doesn't look like it's written in the past. The first few worlds can be seen quite well.

Overall, it's pretty good-looking. It doesn't rely on the system (the system provides opportunities for the heroine to learn by herself and become her own skills). But the years go by too fast, and the scenes are a bit repetitive. Yes, just click on the emotional lines. The emotional lines in the first chapter are quite good. There are none at the end.

It looks good. I just like this kind of plainness and reality. Now that I see it, I like the heroine very much. Personally, I feel that there has been no complaints about the two lives so far. The author's writing is smooth and the wife is too little. Please update it quickly.

It's very interesting. The protagonist has to learn these skills hard by himself. The system provides a platform. I like this golden finger very much. It's down-to-earth and great.

The writing is very good. The protagonist is neither arrogant nor impetuous, calm and rigorous, independent and does not rely on external things. In particular, he completes the tasks in each world with due diligence and reasonable grasp! Rare good works [like]

I only read the first and second story! It's pretty good, at least it doesn't make a story as long as seventy or eighty chapters like other authors do for the sake of word count! The story is simple yet rigorous! Short but compact and reasonable! I personally didn't like the following stories because of the age, so I didn't read them. The first two stories I've read so far are considered top novels among similar novels I've read [Thoughts]

After reading it, I like this kind of plain and warm novel. Various skills are not instilled but learned by oneself. I always feel that the indoctrinated skills are not my own.

This kind of light breath of life is real and comfortable

The heroine's quick time travel is generally good. Several units currently have no CP. I don't know about it in the future. The only regret is that after completing the mission, although the heroine chose to stay and continue living, she basically chose to die and leave before she was 40. It feels a bit short-lived. In fact, I still hope that the heroine can live longer!

I read this book with the intention of giving it a try, but I didn't expect it to be unexpectedly good. In the first story, some people lamented that the emotional line was weak, but when the national crisis hit, emotions were placed last. It was in line with the decisions made by the predecessors at that time when the country was in danger. When the national crisis hit, everyone was responsible.

It's good to watch. I didn't miss the ending at all. I didn't pursue the ending of the male lead. Sometimes it's too good to be alone. Hahaha. Although sometimes I feel a little bit pity. It's a very simple and ordinary life. Who doesn't live like this? It's very life-like. I recommend it.

The heroine is down-to-earth, smart, sober, and responsible... I really like this style of heroine [Admiration] The plot is also good~Life novels are generally relatively dull~but the author's writing skills are very good~I haven't found it boring yet~it would be better if the logic was more rigorous and delicate.

I really like this book. There are no so-called strategy tasks, no intrigues, you are safe and healthy, and you can learn skills. It's good like this. It doesn't matter whether you have CP or not (it won't delay the study and life of the heroine)

I finished reading it by accident, slow travel, the main task of each world is to learn a skill 100%, there is no fixed cp, and finally it ends with becoming a "god"🥰It's okay [I learned it]

Han Zhi, written by Mr. Fusang Shu, is tough and pure, and will strengthen himself in every world. While completing the entrusted tasks well, he will learn personal qualities and develop special skills. At the same time, Teacher Fusangshu profiled the little characters in the article and portrayed "the great and wise people in the sky" with just a few strokes, reflecting the ingenuity and ingenuity of the world.

It's super nice, but I don't know why the rating is so low? You are really super super super good-looking. Now that I have caught up to the latest chapter, I really regret it. Why didn't I see him at the end?

It looks good, I like it better. I just hope it can be updated more. 10 Per day is even more basic.

It looks good. The heroine is serious about her career in each world. Only two worlds have male protagonists. Moreover, the male protagonists only got together after cultivating a relationship with the heroine for a long time. The heroine does not attach much importance to love.

It's very interesting and life-like. In each world, the heroine gradually grows up. There are not too many villain scenes. It's very warm, but it doesn't feel overly ink. Moreover, the character of the heroine is gradually enriched. The contrast between the characters of the two worlds with CP is very big. My favorite task is brewing wine, but the world of the author's cooking skills and the world of the mountain god are brought into play. The rhythm is just right and it's very enjoyable to watch.

All the stories are good without CP. The one with CP impressed me a lot. I really... Except for the penultimate story that shocked me, the others were pretty good. I like this kind of plain narrative.

The stories in period novels are all good to read, but I didn't like the last mountain god story. It's good that the heroine learns skills in every story. Although there are some shortcomings, they are generally good.

I like this style very much, it looks good [adoration][adoration]

I like this style, and I deducted one star because the heroine has no worldly desires or goals, and she seems too tool-like.

The story flows naturally and is very beautiful [sending my heart]

It looks good. The writing style and logical thinking are good. Down-to-earth. Thank you to the author.