I’ll Shape the World as a Prisoner

The most gripping feature of "I Decide the World as a Prisoner" is the unprecipitated "hell-level beginning" at the beginning - Xu Fan, a modern policeman, traveled through the world. As soon as he landed, his limbs were cut off, his eyes beheaded, his body was mutilated, and he was abandoned in a black river to die. The author uses extreme cruelty and misery to instantly fill the reader's emotional tension. The desperate setting of the original owner's tragic death and wild dogs not eating breaks the comfort zone of traditional time-travel novels and makes the core proposition of "survival in desperate situations" hit people's hearts. This kind of "darkest at the beginning" narrative not only sets the tone of the novel's "exhilaration after torture", but also lays the most profound foreshadowing for the protagonist's subsequent nirvana and rebirth. In just a few chapters, it firmly catches the eye, making people unable to help but ask: What kind of disturbance can this person who climbed out of the Black River create?

Finally tied. How can I put it this way? The author's ability to set up exciting points and promote the plot is still very good. This is basically the smoothest book I have read on Tomato. However, some plots progress too hastily, the protagonist progresses too quickly, and many issues are not developed and written clearly. For example, how does the protagonist convince his subordinates to follow him? Is just strong ability and some unspecified care really enough to make other prisoners give up? Moreover, the villain's motive for fighting against the protagonist is too childish. He wants to kill the protagonist and his entire group just because he is jealous? I don't think this is reasonable. All characters, whether they are protagonists, supporting characters, villains or cannon fodder, suffer from the problem of facial makeup and flattening driven by a single will. Also, the heroine can only be Da Su, don't open a harem! Never start a harem! Never start a harem! (Say important things three times.) If my comment offends you, you'd better bring it up because I'm used to being a troll. But overall, I still think highly of you and hope that the author will write better and better. I will continue to pursue it.

The opening chapter uses the modern gangster policeman Xu Fan's "ruining life" to hit the point of laughter, and the contrast between a car accident and time travel and becoming a prisoner is full of contrast. In the previous life, he fished for a living, but in this life, he survived in the desperate situation of northern Xinjiang in troubled times. He led the gray robe army and was betrayed and died tragically. After being reborn, he returned with fighting power to take revenge. The plot is very satisfying. The author cleverly combines the modern soul of fishing in the workplace with the iron-blooded line of ancient border guards. It has both the sense of intrigue in the court and the passionate sense of revenge for breaking the city. The pace is compact and not procrastinating. It is a time-travel novel suitable for decompression reading.

The author cleverly combines the modern soul of fishing in the workplace with the iron-blooded line of ancient border guards. It has both the sense of intrigue in the court and the passionate sense of revenge for breaking the city. The pace is compact and not procrastinating. It is a time-travel novel suitable for decompression reading.

It's super good-looking, a non-systematic time travel story, and a bit sadistic, haha

Five stars for you! The plot has a tight rhythm and the characters are three-dimensional. The more you watch it, the more you get hooked and you can't stop! Great support from the author, please wait for the update!

The rhythm is tight, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the plot and struggle for hegemony are written in a very immersive way. The writing style is solid and the layout is large enough. It has the refreshingness of a refreshing novel and the weight of a historical novel. The more you read, the more you get hooked.

The author has perfect control over the details and the rhythm is exquisite. Everyone in our Tafang family has a copy and enjoyed reading it.

From a gangster policeman to a prisoner, the setting is very interesting and makes people look forward to the wonderful story behind it.

... If God had not given birth to me, I would be a pest, and the novel would be like a long night.