Transmigrate Through the Ages: Choices Matter More Than Effort
穿越时代，选择大于努力
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- 1.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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Okay, I can recommend I take back what I said. It was just average, really. As it grew larger and larger, it became more complex, and gradually it started to feel chaotic.
Tomato Novels boasts grand plots and rigorous, detailed logic, but unfortunately, the protagonist lacks passion! 🤦 What a pity…
The book's structure is decent, but the upgrade process at each level might be a bit unclear. Also, the idea that choice is more important than effort seems to me to mean the protagonist can choose and try things out faster and better, with rewards being merely a bonus. From a choice-theory perspective, the protagonist's method is better; from a reward-theory perspective, it's definitely worse. However, the book primarily focuses on the theory of choice.
It's a pretty interesting setup. You only get the reward after you complete the choices, and you can even predict whether the choices will be good or bad for you. For example, if you choose something you're not good at, the reward will be better. The protagonist's talent is learning sword and lightning attributes, so choosing that option will result in the lowest reward. At the same time, you can learn what your talents are, saving you years of detours.
It would be best to change the wording, for example, by adding that during this period, it's best to choose the option that will save your life. After all, judging from the current chapter, it's always about survival.
To be honest, the new ingredients in the tomato-based food are really good. But there's just too little of them.
It's great, very great. The premise is reasonable, the logic is excellent, and the satisfying moments are consistent with real-world logic – that's what makes it truly enjoyable.
Oh, I haven't rated it yet!
I stumbled upon this book when I was looking for something to read, and it's quite similar to Qidian's "I Don't Follow the Rules". I'll give it five stars and keep it up!
This world is truly vast, and the Great Xia Dynasty is incredibly powerful. This force was likely intentionally cultivated by Yuan Hao.