Traveling Between Two Worlds, I Hitch Myself to the Nation and Soar

The writing is very good, but the content is too little. The last thing I want to see is that China's things have to be shared with the world. China's take-off will also bring this rotten world with it. It is conceivable that in the future, as long as China shows signs of decline in a few years, the world will set off a frenzy to carve up everything in China.

It's a slow-burning, narrative piece. I personally like it. I give it two points because I read too many fast-food articles. In fact, it should be 8 points (out of 10). Ordinary people have the self-knowledge of their abilities after time travel. I gave it five stars to bring the score back a bit, so that the author would not be discouraged and stop writing. I have read Chapter 12 so far, and I feel that there are no problems, except for the rare little lighter for the Golden Core Stage monks (although the article explains the problem of different attributes). Anyway, that's how a little person feels after gaining abilities. I like. Ps: I will change it later if I see something that I don't like or that is wrong.

Open it, read on, the spring breeze blows, it's quite interesting...

There are no bugs. I wonder if the verbosity is a shortcoming?

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Very interesting, finally finished watching it

It's pretty good, but there are a lot of explanations.

This book is still very interesting, why has no one read it? I still like the scene where a large army marches in. The male protagonist is a bit boring when he fights alone.