Double travel + group travel + no system + no superpowers + urban imagination + science fiction
There are two adjacent parallel time-spaces A and B. World A is about to collapse and human beings are gradually disappearing, but world B is ushering in the human beings who have disappeared from world A.
The population of world A is gradually decreasing, it is beginning to collapse, and it is about to usher in nothingness. What will the world look like?
The population of World B increased dramatically, and the humans who traveled through time began to consume a large amount of the world's resources, and inevitable wars and conflicts followed.
The male protagonist is the only person who can travel between the two worlds. Let's see how he grows from an ordinary college student to a key figure in saving the two worlds.
Reader comments
This is my first time reading this kind of subject. Don't add superpowers or systems later on. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel where I couldn't guess the next step. It should be regarded as a group portrait story. The two worlds have their own crises. If the group travel happened all over the world, it would be more exciting. I look forward to it.
This is the first time I've seen this type of story. It's a rare deduction in a double penetration story. It's not messed up or systematic. The behavior is logical and normal. I'm looking forward to its future development.
This is my first time reading this kind of subject. Don't add superpowers or systems later on. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel where I couldn't guess the next step. It should be regarded as a group portrait story. The two worlds have their own crises. If the group travel happened all over the world, it would be more exciting. I look forward to it.
This is the first time I've seen this type of story. It's a rare deduction in a double penetration story. It's not messed up or systematic. The behavior is logical and normal. I'm looking forward to its future development.