You Trade in Time, Yet Claim to Be a Cancer Patient?

The author's writing is very good and very beautiful. I just want the teacher to not have a female protagonist. I just don't have too many emotions. [Working on the manuscript] [Please update] [Admiration] [Rolling eyes] [Grgrievance]

It's a rare subject matter in Tomato. It's pretty good, but it still hasn't removed the inherent traces of this type of novel. There are a few old ones that use this routine. I hope the author can write his own style.

By the time this book becomes popular, I will be an old man too, haha ​​(but there will be no heroine? Is it counted as having a heroine or not? Why is there so much ambiguity (`⌒´メ))

It was okay, but it ended very suddenly.

Yes, you can follow it, but there are a lot of plots with the heroine (female supporting character?). If you can bear it, you can still read it, because there are not too many chapters, so I recommend reading it slowly, the subject matter is quite interesting [Thoughts]

It's very novel. It controls time, keeps people alive, and can also make people die. If there is a very powerful system that allows people to live and die at will, it would be too scary. Since you have the ability to change your destiny against the will of nature, you must have the merit to eliminate evil and promote good to match this ability. You can't just act alone, act recklessly, and do things that are harmful to nature. Otherwise, having a system with the ability to change fate against nature is a destructive act of heaven.

Very similar to the comic "Eternal Life Club"

I finally found a novel I was interested in, but I didn't expect it to end so soon.

The subject matter is novel and beautiful. I want to know if time is really sold in the world.

It looks good, it looks good, but it feels a little lacking. Is anyone going to write the same type of book?