Sequence Gu: I Contain the Time Gu from the Start

It's alright, with the time-stop setting plus the Gu worm setting. Purely a light read, you can check it out if you're bored.

Highly recommended for fans of Gu-style novels, it's excellent, like an invincible opportunity.

It's great, doesn't have any ambiguous elements, and is full of treasures!

The so-called "Diary of Time" is actually more about the authority of "omniscience"; while the "Time Diary" is merely a spatial rewind, not a return to a specific point in the past. Strictly speaking, neither of these belongs to time-based superpowers. I saw in the comments that everyone mentioned the author's previous book, and when I looked at "Zodiac Gu," wow!

I think it's very good, and the author's previous book was also very good.

It's pretty good, no major flaws and plenty of enjoyable moments.

It's really good; the design of each Gu worm is very interesting. However, the content about upgrading the mythical quality could be written even better.

It's very good, a very enjoyable watch. I didn't feel any frustration in the early episodes. I haven't seen the later episodes yet, so I can't comment on them, but so far it's been a very good watch.

There's no explanation of combat power levels? Why is it that only the main character has a level throughout the entire story?

It's pretty good, this type is great. Keep it up!