At the Beginning, I Teleported to the Wasteland, and I Chose to Hand over the Country.

This is what I want to read. Isn't the purpose of submitting articles to read is to see the exploration of national infrastructure? Who wants to see the protagonist surpass the country? Who wants to see your protagonist kill everyone? I just want to see the country kill everyone [face covering]

This is the most interesting submission novel I have ever read. Finally, it is no longer the kind of novel in which the protagonist is invincible. Finally, it is no longer the kind of novel in which the country relies on or even licks the protagonist. Finally, it is no longer the kind of novel in which all women like the protagonist. Finally, it is finally no longer the kind of novel in which women's body parts are particularly liked. Very normal submission, very normal, highly recommended

It's very interesting. It's not like other similar books where ordinary people submit portals to the country. Inexplicably, they suddenly become braver and more resourceful than the leaders. Then the leaders listen to him. Then, there is a beautiful woman with an inexplicable life experience who is relatively pitiful. She works as an assistant to the male protagonist. Then there is the ambiguity. . . Then he suddenly became rich and made hundreds of millions, and then his parents joined the establishment. Hey, I'm tired of reading novels. . . In this book, the male protagonist does what he can do, and whoever has to make decisions will not always revolve around the male protagonist. Don't skimp on the details. Anyway, it sounds smooth to me. I finished reading it today and felt it was too short. . . . .

It's quite good. It's a different plot. The protagonist is a key. After opening a different world, it's more like a group portrait of the revival of civilization. There is strategy and construction, unlike other countries where the protagonist's strength begins to run rampant and his brain can command the country. At present, it seems that the protagonist has his own brain, but he also has his own shortcomings. In short, he is a normal ordinary person and has not become a superman yet.

The writing is smooth and the content is novel. Especially when the author describes the speeches and actions of official personnel, it gives people a very real feeling, as if they are really watching official speeches in the news. It may be that there are too few people rating it, so the rating is a bit low. If you like reading this kind of subject, you can really read it. This book is really good, believe me The rest of the pure hydrology is finished, and the AI marks are getting heavier and heavier. I suggest you not waste time [laughing awkwardly]

Among a bunch of double-travel novels, this one can indeed be regarded as a masterpiece. Not in terms of plot, but in terms of the environment, mutated creatures, and the battle of wits and courage among the indigenous people. In fact, there is no need to write any imaginative novels. It is a skill to write well about daily life.

I dare say that this is the best and most organized and logical book I have read on all platforms about how countries that have handed over countries have taken root and developed infrastructure in other worlds. Moreover, this book has a sense of reality, just like what really happened, and it is in line with the national conditions of our country and the earth. There is no sense of suspension or exaggerated description. The author just talks based on reality. I haven't seen such a good book on Tomato for a long time. I have watched it three times. The disadvantage is that it is slow to read and the wine is not afraid of the depth of the alley. More people will definitely like it.

It's very interesting and deserves five stars! The modern and orderly military force is gradually integrated into the wasteland world, fighting against the chaotic evil organizations and saving the people of the wasteland. The high-tech technology and rare minerals obtained from the wasteland have greatly improved Daxia's military strength and technology. The author has a good grasp of the rhythm and is not verbose at all. I am very happy to see it, but there are too few. I hope the author will update it faster!

It can be seen that it feels like it was written by AI, but the logic is strict and the technical route is quite reasonable and well-founded. I guess I opened the book, Yu Zhen, it was well written. The author can also polish it up, for example, the same words can be reused less frequently. In later chapters, the sentence pattern of first negating and then affirming solves part of the problem. Also, one good thing about Yuzhen's group portraits is that each character's memory point is very strong, but the character creation in this book is a bit weak. Of course, being weak also has its advantages, and more writing power can be used to advance the overall plot progress and speed up the speed. This just needs to be balanced by the author. The current pace is good, the progress is very fast, and it is very enjoyable to watch.

There is no plot killing, no pornographic accent, no brainless plot, no Long Aotian plot, no stereotyped supporting characters, no stereotypes, the writing is smooth, the story development is reasonable, very good novel, recommended

It's a very good and enjoyable novel. It doesn't matter if the protagonist is happy, but the country is really happy when it's happy [laughing] The disadvantage is that it keeps up with current events and has a strong sense of immersion, but in the novel, all of my own people are moral role models [face covering]

Just after complaining about the rough guy next door who was fighting Japanese, I met this fine guy. I was really happy. The author's description of the details of the battle is eye-catching. You can feel that the author really writes carefully and keeps up with the background. Five-star support

I've read 100 chapters, and it's very interesting. The author's writing style is also very good. He doesn't deliberately write a lot of psychological descriptions to sensationalize, but describes the development and people's reactions, which makes people more sympathetic. It also writes about the formality of the procedures for positioning the male protagonist's responsibilities, which does not seem childish like other novels. The male protagonist is also portrayed as a normal person. In a certain novel, the male protagonist travels back in time and emotes again and again, and has an inexplicable relationship with the female character, which is very annoying to watch. The author must write well, not be a eunuch, and finish the writing with quality and quantity [almost crying]

Judging from the current content, this book is definitely the one with the best balance between the different world and the real world among the related books. The stories on both sides are very interesting, and the character creation is also quite good. Although not all are outstanding, at least the characters are still standing. The protagonist is not a simple door opener, not marginalized, and uses his own perspective. It describes what happened in the two worlds at the same time, but the overall content seems a little thin at the moment. It can be seen that the world view is still being paved, and the understanding of the other world is still the tip of the iceberg. I believe that it will be very lively when the contact area with the other world expands. The interweaving of the two sides is simply fascinating. I have been working hard to update it every day [crying]

Perhaps as a Chinese, I prefer group portraits and are more interested in collectivism rather than individual heroism. The villains are also written with flesh and blood and brains, and the writing is very delicate and the details are very good.

My only thought after reading it, why did I meet you when the serialization just started [face covering] It's very interesting. The author's knowledge and writing skills are also very good. Come on [sending my heart]

The writing is not bad. In short, it is a book about a country exploring a different world, gaining a foothold, acquiring technological resources, developing and becoming stronger. The reason why I give it five stars is because the protagonist is very interesting to me. It is not the kind of story where I rely on the protagonist to become an all-powerful special forces soldier in three days. On the contrary, the protagonist has self-awareness, and even has a bit of a tool behind him. However, I originally came to watch the handover because I wanted to see how the country became stronger through this, so it is actually very good, and it counts as a group portrait [Blow kiss]

After catching up with the large army in one breath, I was able to read such a book with an online IQ. My atrophied brain cells burst into cheers after a long drought. The setting of the different world is imaginative yet down-to-earth, and readers have a strong sense of involvement. Although the protagonist doesn't have many roles, it doesn't matter. The group portraits are very successful. No matter whether they are decent or villains, each character has his own personality characteristics. The main plot and branch plots are intertwined in an orderly manner, the advancement rhythm is interlocking, and the story unfolds at an extremely comfortable speed. The author has a rich reserve of knowledge, smooth writing, precise and professional expression, and frequent golden sentences. This is a rare good book for Tomato! I have saved 28 episodes for updates, but I want to watch them but I am afraid of finishing them all in one go. I am so uneasy, so I might as well wait a little longer [laughs awkwardly]

Overall, I give it four stars. Some scenes are not rigorous, and some paragraphs can show the flavor of AI. But overall, they are minor problems. It's just that there are too many minor problems and one star will be deducted. I recommend watching it. The twists are abrupt and the routines are repetitive. If you want to advance, you should suppress it first, but the main character only suppresses it but not promotes it. Let's just break up. Variant ascension text, but it used to be a solo ascension, but now it is a national technological ascension. Each world is first shocked, and then takes advantage of the loopholes to develop technology. This world is almost complete, and the next cycle repeats. Don't hold out too much hope. Suggest changing the name to My Human Relations and Sophistication in Another World

I highly recommend this novel, it is the best "Shanghaiwen novel" I have read so far. The plot logic is online, and the whole book uses group portrait description to reflect the spirit of collectivism. The protagonist only plays the role of guide and gatekeeper. What really drives the plot is the power of the country, with the power of the country as the leader and the male protagonist as the supplement. The plot is jointly promoted by scientific researchers and soldiers, and the collective strength is far greater than individual strength. At the same time, the novel does not have a rigid image of the heroine. Every male and female character who appears in it has its own shining points. They are either rational researchers and scholars, or determined soldiers. Everyone dedicated their efforts to the same goal, which profoundly reflected the love of family and country. This is the most attractive part of "turning in literature". According to normal logic, this is the case: the country mobilizes such huge power not to set off the male protagonist.

It's good to watch. The protagonist's personal plot and scenes are becoming less and less in the future, and there is no sense of existence. If you are a protagonist who only likes to watch the protagonist's plot or expects the protagonist to use GJ to establish his own power and "cooperate" with GJ, it is not recommended to read it. This is not an Aotian novel. The protagonist is positioned as a real ordinary person. If he really has some kind of talent, he will not be an ordinary person for so many years. There is no use of force or brains for the protagonist. There is no The kind of plot where ordinary people become citizens of the motherland after a few months of training, without the exaggerated plot of physical training, military training, battlefield listening to his command, diplomacy, and business cooperation, listening to his negotiations, so the protagonist controller may feel that it is "not satisfying enough" or "the protagonist does not get enough benefits/it is just working as a subordinate for the GJ." I personally think this is not a problem in itself, but it may not be suitable for readers who "only" like to watch Aotian, and I do not recommend it to this group of readers. I feel that this book is more about an infrastructure development war, with insiders doing their thing, but it is not quite like a group portrait, because each "individual" has a small role, and no energy is spent on thinking about and describing any "character". The number of words is more spent on the plot, right? But I think some people think it's not good, but I think it's okay. Although the pace of the development of the plot is not fast, I don't feel it is draggy. I personally like to watch it. It is very, very, very consistent with what I think of the submission!

The structure is rigorous. This is like the real apocalypse. The power of an individual can only explode with infinite power with the cooperation of the country. Individuals are very small in the face of disasters.

So far, there are no problems and it's very interesting. Compared to other similar novels, the protagonist is also an ordinary person. However, this does not give the protagonist the ability to command various areas of the country, but to assist in learning. The main line is to develop the country and explore the unknown world. It is written at the national level. The writing is very rigorous, unlike other novels where the main character is Even though the character is set as an ordinary person, various command powers are given to him, and the protagonist has to be involved in various military operations. Looking at those who want to complain, since the protagonist is given these roles, why is the protagonist chosen to be an ordinary person? Is the commander capable of being an ordinary person? Is there no one in the country [face covering]

The amount of information is sufficient, the logic is smooth, and the pace is reasonable, which is more than enough. The story article is like a piece of plump mutton, with rich texture, mouth-watering and endless aftertaste. After Chapter 100, I started to lose consciousness. It feels better to write a short story

It's very nice to read, and the rating should be at least 9.0. The writing is very good, and it's not AI at first glance. It makes people want to continue reading. I hope the author will update thousands of chapters overnight to the end. [Thinking] The world view is very grand. From what I've read so far, I hope it won't end hastily. In fact, the main character in the article does not have many roles, but more of a key. It depicts more people, whether they are from China or the wasteland. The character setting is full and three-dimensional, and it can even be regarded as a group portrait article. It is also a bit infrastructure-oriented. The current two hundred or so feel like it is just the basics. There should be more interesting ones in the future. I hope the author will do more. Hehe, I rarely give ratings, but to be honest, there are not many people who find a copy in Tomato that suits my appetite.

Genius! 🍅A rare article in which all the members have basically online IQs. At the beginning, the protagonist goes to the military area to hand in the samples he brought in the apocalypse. The leader quickly responded by quarantining, and the protagonist also went to the military area to hand in the samples after being quarantined and having a physical examination. The leaders' IQs are all very online, the protagonist has slowly grown up from the beginning, the supporting characters each have their own uses, and the aborigines are also very smart. Highly recommended!

Very good, but the update is a bit slow. It can't be said to be a masterpiece, but at least the writing style and ideas are excellent, there are few typos, and the author can also check the information. At least it is not a mess of life or a marketing slogan.

I only read 6 chapters before commenting. The author writes really well. From the protagonist's mental state after returning from the first mission, the thoughts on handling the incident, and the reaction of the military when going to the military area, after confirming the incident, multiple departments collaborated to make plans and arrangements for the protagonist. After entering for the second time, the division of labor of the tactical team was clear and the ideas were clear. The protagonist saw the physiological reaction of the corpse, and collected the corpse after a firm fight. These few chapters are so immersive to read. To be honest, I didn't feel much when watching the bloody scenes in movies and TV shows, but once I saw the scene of a car accident, the physical discomfort was indescribable. As long as the following content is not too toxic, this book deserves five stars just for its opening chapter.

It's okay, it's quite novel, but it's not very rigorous in some places. Hmm, I feel like I didn't write much about the protagonist. But it still sounds pretty cool. There aren't many wastelands like this. It's just that the force value of the wasteland is too low. The author should have learned from Lingcong. It feels a bit monotonous without powers. But it's not easy to write if you add it. I hope it can be improved and more worlds can be added later. For example, the protagonist can enter more other worlds, such as the world of cultivating immortals, but the low martial arts value in the world of cultivating immortals is too high, which is a bit too high. It seems that this is a group portrait article, I am a little blurry, I did not read the introduction. Overall, well, it feels pretty good. Ah, brothers, I looked at it again, it's really a group portrait article. One more thing I would like to add is that he said earlier that the protagonist returns once every three days. Then according to this setting, it will be changed into a space door later. It feels a little contradictory, but it shouldn't affect your viewing. The author should give him a permanent portal later. Otherwise, what will happen in 100 years? He will always die. In fact, it feels like there is still a contradiction. Even if the protagonist will die, why is the country so invested in the world on the other side? It is completely unnecessary to build a city there. We should acquire some technology and then build a base, or in other words, there is a technology setting for interstellar travel in the wasteland world. But if it is set like this, then the wasteland world will be at least a first-level civilization that has completely surpassed us in technology. And they all have this kind of technology, so there is no need to live on this planet at all. It feels like the author is just looking for fun, but fortunately, he can fill in the holes later.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, some small details are not handled very well, and some places are missing, like missing words, and the reading is incoherent. However, the flaws are not concealed. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I finally understand the plot outline. The Renaissance Society that has appeared now undoubtedly represents the harmony of the three major evolutionary directions, that is, the regeneration of the body and foreign genes. In human terms, it evolves into a monster, and the City of Ashes represents the three major advancements. The supreme route of evolution and the path of robots, then the last of the three major evolutionary directions is pure, that is, the direction most acceptable to ordinary people. It is estimated that it will be completed by the people on earth. To sum up, it is the direction of harmonious evolution (Fuxing Society), the direction of supreme evolution (City of Ashes), and the direction of pure evolution (people of earth). Of course, the above are all my guesses. I am not responsible for my wrong guesses. After all, I have only read more than a hundred chapters.