Dr. Stone: Everyone Watches from the Stone Age to the Moon

It felt okay, but the way Mizuno Aoi spoke in the middle made me feel a little awkward, because several times what she said made me feel that people in her default plot should have the complete judgment of a bystander. Any unsatisfactory choices are directly attributed to the poor ability and confused ideas of the person involved. Because she was watching the movie, she was actually from a God's perspective. She grasped the complete subsequent plot after the character made the decision at that time, but directly used the aftermath to negate the character's current decision, without considering that the character could not see the future at the time. After finishing speaking, the audience character would follow her tone and follow the trend to ridicule the characters in the play, and the comment atmosphere quickly turned into preaching and accusation. It's like your boss is sitting in the back and can easily point out the loopholes in your plan; but once you are put in a situation where you have resources, time pressure, and incomplete information, if you switch to him and go to the front line, you may not be able to come up with better countermeasures. Many difficulties lie not in the review afterwards, but in fact it is difficult to be perfect when doing things.

A rare Stone Age movie viewing! Give me a five-star review to encourage you, and please stick to it until the end!

Speaking of which, things like viewing spaces generally have nothing to do with science. Senku likes science so much, wouldn't he be sad to see it? Well, no, he should just find it interesting and study the principles 😄

This book is well written overall, but there are many errors. For example, when Amber and Si fought, she pulled the knife out of the flower instead of taking it out directly. The author's writing style is pretty good, I highly recommend reading it (it may be that other Stone Age novels are too thunderous)

It would be better if it could be updated soon.

What can I say? It's actually a bit OOC, which makes it uncomfortable to watch, but most of it is very good, so I'll give it 4 stars to encourage you. Come on! There is a sense of accusation. In fact, as a bystander, I cannot fully sympathize with the characters in the story, so there is a sense of criticism in the author's article. Probably because of this, I felt a little uncomfortable when reading it, but I still recommend reading it, in case you like it?

I hope the author can reach the end, come on!

Not bad, looks smoother^⎚˕⎚^

It's rare to see novels about movie viewing in Stone Age. I give this a five-star review and hope the author will continue to work hard!

Oh my god... What a rare movie viewing experience! 🥺