What Time Is It?

I came here after reading the author's previous novel "City Code", and I felt that the author had jumped from the original high-tech novel to this novel with fantasy elements, step by step. For example, just like Bu Jingyun saved his grandfather as written in the previous wedge, and after the reincarnation, the two sisters still did not let go of the clues of their grandfather's "accidental death" and found the real murderer, link by link, which particularly attracted me to read on. And when I saw Lao Hei, black and white, impermanent. You will feel like you are watching Zhao Li. I wonder if the author is a pendulum fan before paying tribute to the pendulum 🤭 Hehe I just read the latest 56 chapters, and I hope the author will update it quickly like a good ox-horse [Sending my heart] It feels like the main line of the story is slowly getting on the right track. In addition to the two sisters, the protagonist group is also slowly adding many characters such as Ye Zimei, Su Xiaoran, and Chen Yu. Everyone has their own shining point. But then when I read Chapter 80, I was very curious, where did Zhang Yingjie go? I seem to rarely see him later. In addition, is there any deeper connection between Snake Fairy and Ye Zimei? These are all waiting for us to study. So I think the author is very good at foreshadowing, attracting our readers to read on step by step, which is great! 💕💕💕

Got hit hard by this novel! The fantasy shell of a supernatural work digs deep into destiny and family love, and bursts with ingenuity✨ The workplace in the underworld, the imagination of parallel time and space, and the "pots and pans" make the world view so vivid that it can breathe! Bu Jingyun's obsession with guarding the deceased at the intersection of yin and yang is wrapped in the compassion of the impermanence of life; Zhang Yingjie gradually develops warmth from a cold ferryman, and the redemptive contrast between the two of them "knowing what cannot be done but doing it" is full of tension! The unspoken farewells between life and death, the tears made of modern family emotions, the story is so powerful that it is still sad to close the book, the story of the story is ecstatic, highly recommended!

This story uses supernatural time travel as a fantasy shell, but the core is a profound discussion of fate and family love. The protagonist's name itself is an interesting highlight - it is the Bu Jingyun who shouted "Don't come over". His wandering at the junction of yin and yang is not only his obsession with his deceased relatives, but also his compassion for the irresistible forces in life. The author cleverly integrates settings such as workplace reform in Hades and parallel time and space into daily narratives, allowing the grand worldview to take root in the pyrotechnic details of life. The transformation of the ferryman Zhang Yingjie from being cold and distant to showing warmth forms a touching contrast with Bu Jingyun's road to redemption of "knowing that he can't do it but doing it". Although the whole story unfolds in a fantasy setting, it always closely follows the emotional bonds of modern families. Those unspoken farewells and gazes spanning life and death are the most touching points of tears.

It uses supernatural time travel as its shell, but its core is a profound inquiry about fate and family love. And the protagonist's name is also a highlight, yes, it's that one (Bu Jingyun, don't come over here). Bu Jingyun's wandering at the junction of yin and yang is not only an obsession for the deceased relatives, but also a compassionate writing about the force majeure of life. The author cleverly integrates settings such as workplace reform in Hades and parallel time and space into daily narratives, allowing the grand worldview to take root in the collision of pots and pans. Zhang Yingjie's transformation from being a cold ferryman to showing warmth forms a touching contrast with Bu Jingyun's redemption of "knowing that he can't do it but doing it". In the fantasy setting, the story always closely follows the emotional ties of modern families. Those unspoken farewells and gazes spanning life and death are the most burning tears in the novel.

Use supernatural time travel to build a fantasy framework. The story unfolds from the eerie point of "4:44 in the morning". The sound of brakes and the horrifying images of corpses are shuddering, but the daily writing of "the old man dressed up and goes out to work" suddenly pours compassion into ordinary lives. In the fog of suspense, the characters struggle and search in the whirlpool of fate, and finally achieve spiritual salvation through self-reconciliation. Under the shell of horror, there is a heart-warming core and philosophy of life that directly touch the heart, leaving a long lasting aftertaste after reading.

The theme of supernatural time travel, from the beginning when she thought her parents forgot about having a second child immediately after she left, to the time and space reversed to twenty years ago, when she watched her grandfather get into a car accident in front of her eyes, she felt helpless and sad, which was moving. Very interesting content! Looking forward to more updates from the author! Love watching! Worth a push!

The author uses a beautiful painting style and slowly talks about the story, using traditional fantasy stories as an introduction, adding new elements such as aura and time and space loophole repair, and deftly integrates them into modern life. The writing quietly flows with warmth, including the care of relatives and the friendship between classmates and friends. The writing is delicate and the writing style is soothing, washing the readers' hearts. It is a heart-warming work.

I have read Chapter 56. The beginning is about supernatural beings, but the next chapter is about the intertwining of family love and fate.

The author is rich in imagination, the plot is also exciting, and there are no bloody routines. It is worth recommending

Give yourself a good review hehe😁 My mind was in a mess when I was writing, and many of the details may not be right. Everyone is welcome to correct me!