Obviously I Just Want to Travel, but I Became a God

It's good to watch, the plot is bland but warm, but there is really no need for the male protagonist to have a time traveler identity, because it was basically mentioned at the beginning and never mentioned again, and the rest of the story is completely about the aborigines.

I wanted to find some books on the earthly world, and found this one to be good. It made me feel warm after reading it. The warm and down-to-earth content makes the plot inevitably a bit bland. Fortunately, the author is very knowledgeable, and the content is explained quickly and the rhythm is tight, which makes up for a lot.

I don't know how long it's been since I've seen such a refreshing travel article. The author's writing skills are not very profound, but for travel articles, simple ones are the best. There are no intrigues, no intrigues, just the scenery along the way and kind-hearted travelers. For those who are used to those routine articles, they may feel boring. Taste, but this is what travel writing is like, savoring life in the ordinary, creating a pure land for readers. From reading so far, you can feel the author's intention and improvement in writing power. Although it is not much, it is enough. The book is slowly getting better. I hope the author can persevere and write the travel writing in his heart.

It's a rare western fantasy background set in a peaceful and prosperous period. It's not so ups and downs but very soothing and warm. It reads like a quilt that has been basked in the sun, giving you a warm feeling [heartfelt] I found this book when I was stressed and anxious and couldn't stand the fast pace. Now I'm decompressing and reading it before going to bed. I save a little and read it slowly, it's very comfortable [full]

It's quite comfortable and there are no plots and plots. If you are here to see a refreshing novel or a series of thrilling plots about sweet pets, then please leave. If you want to see the life of an ordinary traveler, you are welcome to come.

This is the best book I have read so far in 2026. There is a warm feeling in reading this book. Like a tea party by the fireplace on a rainy night. The last time I felt this way was when I read "The Blue Side" in high school. Hey, I saw it wrong

This is a Western fantasy work that is particularly comfortable to read. There are no cliche counterattack plots or deliberately created sharp conflicts. It just depicts the protagonist's daily travels in a different world at a slow pace. The atmosphere is warm and peaceful, and the text is full of delicate and warm details. After reading it, I just feel relaxed.

A very warm and peaceful feeling of happiness [Adoration] [Adoration] A slow feeling, not suitable for readers who like to go fast. You don't have to read it all at once, just enjoy it slowly [Shy] [Shy] There will be repeated text descriptions, but it does not count as an impact. There is no top quality or evil forces, it is just a very ordinary kind. There is no utopia in reality, at least there can be some in novels [laugh] [Shy] [Blow kiss]

The author may really like this kind of plain writing style, but now everyone is very impetuous. This kind of works will only become more and more niche. Niche works mean that there are few people. Few people have to accept the reality of no traffic [face covering]

To be honest, the title of the book really misled me. This book is not a hit-or-miss, cool novel style, but a casual record of two "geniuses" who feel wet and plan carefully to save travel expenses. It has a realistic and real feeling. But as far as I am concerned, I feel that the description of the environment is somewhat lacking. I suggest that more descriptions of the environment can be added to better show the scenery of the trip to the readers. [Blowing kiss]