Let You Travel Through Time and Build the Internet in Ming Dynasty?

It's okay for now, just don't ask Lao Cai to help. As for Xu Miaoyun, he can be your mother, so it's okay if you can't create a girl of your own.

It's very interesting to watch. I look forward to the follow-up. In terms of plot, we can write about the time-travel gate to make up for historical regrets. Free trade among the worlds can also form alliances. Fixed time-travel gates can travel freely in the world of the alliance and help win the war. At the same time, it can also absorb various technologies from all over the world, including alchemy, mecha technology and industrialization, as well as various magic and immortal superpowers, such as the Marvel world, the world of zombie crisis, Uncle Nine, Journey to the West, the prehistoric world, and God-killing, and other worlds. The worlds that can be traveled can be from weak to strong. As long as the author does not want to end it, he can write infinitely, and can travel into various novels, animations, movies, and movies. After all, there is no strongest world, only a stronger world. The author can also ask readers to write down what world they want to travel to to make up for their regrets, and then write it down.

The creativity is good, it proves that the author also uses his brain, the plot is too exaggerated, maybe it is a new author

Come on, the author is looking forward to it

In fact, you can write your own ideas for each function. They are all written according to the functions of modern apps.

Personally 👤 I think it's well written Even now that the system is out, magic will eventually be developed to provide some immortality and the like, for example, turning the Ming Dynasty into an immortal dynasty, otherwise the magic system will be meaningless.

The writing is quite good, but the progress is a bit fast.

Four stars for creativity, but some plots are too buggy [face covering] deduct one star

There are many highlights, and the whimsical creativity is commendable, injecting infinite vitality into the story. At the same time, the author's grasp of the scale of the content is precise and in place, just like a flower blooming in moderation, just right. I hope the author will continue to work hard, stabilize the rhythm, never collapse, and create more masterpieces.