The World Is Digitalised, I Can Change the System Time

The setting of the digital apocalypse is very immersive. The protagonist's process from exploring abilities to comprehending skills is very real. There is no forced cheating, the battle scenes are not exaggerated, the plot rhythm is comfortable, and there is no pressure to follow the game.

The overall style is very satisfying. It has the tension of surviving in the apocalypse and the novel settings brought by the ability of time. There is no clichéd plot and the characters interact with each other realistically. The more you watch it, the more you get hooked. I look forward to the follow-up development.

The writing is not amazing but it is very smooth, and the story rhythm is well grasped. I particularly like the process of the protagonist developing his abilities. From disappointment to finding the correct usage, the logic is self-consistent. Especially the idea of ​​using the Star Destroyer Cannon as a machine gun is very graphic and very cool. [Send heart][Send heart]

It's not just crushing by force. The setting of using unlimited time differences to brush skills solves the frustration of traditional system texts where the ultimate move can only be used once as a trump card. Watching the protagonist use his "logistics" ability to create explosive effects is quite relaxing.

Very pretty! This is the first time I've seen this type of setting, and I think it's quite to my liking. The plot behind it is pretty good, and the logic is clear.

Not bad, good-looking, but the number of words is a bit short [I learned]

The setting is quite novel and not mindless. The protagonist's abilities have clear limits. Seeing him take advantage of loopholes and find loopholes is the fun of this book. The writing is smooth and easy to read.