Deadly Transmigration: I Ushered the World into an Age of Superpowers!

Based on my experience reading thousands of hours of novels, this is a pretty good one. It uses some novel settings to compensate for its shortcomings in the mystery aspect (of course, the mystery is top-notch among free novels; those who have read too many mindless stories might find this one a bit unpleasant, as it doesn't offer many exciting moments).

The protagonist's actions are reasonable so far, considering his superpower isn't brain development; he was just an ordinary person a few months ago and didn't study during his constant time travels. Each time he travels, he loses his memories of that era. Anyway, I think it's alright, watchable.

Needless to say, it's one of our old Deng's books, and it uses the time travel theme. It's a classic. It even uses the superpower sequence from the book before that. I really love that. It seems some settings have been removed, such as the Chosen One ability and the ability suppressor.

I came from the previous book, but I didn't read much of the beginning and only skimmed the ending. I think the ending was well-written; it felt very much like the lives of ordinary people. Sometimes, the ending doesn't have to be about being invincible. It's a semi-open ending; they'll probably cherish those unforgettable memories and live happily ever after until death.

It's a great read, intellectually stimulating, and the plot is exciting and fast-paced. At first, you might think the protagonist is a troublemaker and that the bracelet is constantly pushing him to do bad things. But as you read on, you'll discover how wonderful the book is. I also really enjoyed the emotional portrayal!

It's a shame there aren't enough amazing books out there. I'm not too excited, but I guarantee that if more people read this book, it will absolutely, positively, and positively become a top-rated book, especially, especially, especially good—it's incredibly good!

Keep up the good work, author! I came from your last book. It's very good.

For Tomato, this is a good work.

It's good. Even after finishing it, I still think it's good. There's nothing superfluous or flawed throughout. All the plot holes are filled. In the end, it's either the true ending or the author's pen is taken away, just like the meaning the whole novel wants to express.

Years later, the female lead died in an accident. Do you have the time bracelet? Exist Can you save her? Can 1… 2… Good heavens, they're waiting for me here! What's your choice? I choose…2