No, I Am the Only One Who Has Not Traveled Through Time? !

I don't know why, but there are many book reviews that evaluate other people's books without using their brains. I saw someone in a book review who said that the author brought his own thoughts into the book to educate readers. I was thinking, if the author didn't use his own thoughts, his own experiences, his own life, and his own head, how would he want to write this book? How should he write it? I don't understand the lifting, shouldn't this be the story? Shouldn't the author use his own thoughts to write? I don't understand many of the negative reviews, and I don't understand what they are thinking, but I feel this book is pretty good. I also saw a negative review saying that the third roommate is a pure water ghost. Do you want to give a negative review? The author doesn't say it, but doesn't the protagonist say it in the book? The third person might have died, and he didn't know what was possible, so did he have to write it down? I really don't understand. Some people's thinking is really very bad. If they just give negative reviews, they should do something wrong. . . . . . Overall, this book is pretty good. It enriches oneself and makes oneself stronger. It's not bad. I also saw a comment saying that the protagonist has various fantasies, isn't it? Everyone is good, everyone is evil, and everyone will not be detrimental to the protagonist. I can't figure out what his thoughts are? Even the person who gave the negative review said that the protagonist has all kinds of fantasies about what the country is doing, which is normal. Only the power in one's own hands is power. Many readers don't understand what they are thinking. This book is pretty good, and it is very suitable for beginners to read, and My my, what I should have given a five star review is that my brain is cramping, guys, this book says there are innocent people in Japan? Sorry guys, sorry, sorry

There is currently no heroine Join the official, the protagonist is protected Bring a little clone (making a puppet requires micro-management by the protagonist) I will write a little diary and time-travel roommate in the front, but there won't be any drama later on. I can only see the diary and cannot respond to the current situation. (Following updates) Diary, roommate has no role at all The clone also accepted a disciple I've been a little wet lately It feels like all kinds of dialogue, I can't stand it (Abandoned)

It looks good. Secret realms appear in the world without demons. People with super powers gradually appear. The protagonist's roommate travels through time. The roommate's Goldfinger diary unilaterally connects to the protagonist's brain. At present, the roommate's diary transmits magic, but the protagonist is not a simple messenger. Everything seems to have a hidden agenda. Multiple routes are intertwined. I hope it will not collapse in the later stage.

It's quite interesting. The author has a good imagination. The characters in the missions have online IQs. He didn't deliberately write some brainless villains to push the plot. I give it five stars. However, it went a little off topic later on, focusing on the clones, and the main plot didn't advance much.

I don't know why the rating is so low. Anyway, I think the author's writing is quite good, the subject matter is novel, and there are no obvious poisonous points so far. After all, it's just the beginning, and the combat power is reasonable. I just don't know if the combat power will collapse in the later stage. Come on, author, I hope you stick to it, and don't be a eunuch.

I saw the latest chapter 113, although it's not bad, but where is your brother? The three brothers acted as backdrops at the very beginning. The eldest brother was the backdrop, the second brother gave a magic spell, and then the third brother never showed up. There are more than 100 photos. It's time to push forward a little bit.

It looks good, the system is novel, and there are no bad points so far. It just doesn't describe the two friends who traveled through time a little too little.

7-9 Points. Okay okay. Roughly speaking, everyone is extraordinary. Reinforcement learning type. The protagonist is secretly doing something (writing the plot) behind the official cover. There is a high probability that this will be the story after one certificate lasts forever [laughs crookedly]. Still very good.

The avatar looks like a grandfather and is knowledgeable and talented. The copy is inexplicable, there are too many private goods

It's good to read, but the title of the book is just a cheat. Although the story behind it is about the era of national awakening, which is a little off from the title of the book, it does not affect the fact that the article is really good-looking! ! ! The language is smooth and the settings are good.

It's not bad. The new book is steady and good. The plot is smooth and not abrupt. The protagonist's three views are correct, the combat power develops smoothly, and the world background is complete. However, the protagonist's roommate is not able to help yet. I look forward to the follow-up plot [Like]

Very good, needless to say! However, the roommates in the early stage only started the sub-line of the plot. Now I won't describe too much later, but the protagonist's abilities are also very good. Design plot descriptions, character settings, etc. Also very good and worth watching.

Okay, it's not just a matter of sending a world of immortality or some other mess to Guo Jia, the protagonist has IQ and ideas. It's just the multi-line operation that makes it feel like there's very little content. It just doesn't feel like a one-line novel.

The protagonist is decisive, never feels aggrieved, and will leave a way out for himself. The plot setting is very good. The protagonist grows up little by little from a college student, and has a very clear personality. However, the importance of the three roommates is decreasing, and the protagonist has no relatives or friends. I feel that the protagonist will be emotionally weak in the later period, and now the protagonist lacks humanity.

The setting of magic and the abilities of the protagonist are quite interesting, but the roommate who travels through time is a bit like a tool man. He has no interaction with the protagonist and only outputs information unilaterally, a bit like a tool man. However, it is still in the early stages, and the author may have arrangements later. After all, only the three roommates are useful in the magical world.

It's quite an interesting idea. I learned about the magical world through the diary of my roommate who time-traveled. I believe there will be more exciting plots in the future, so take your time to read it.

It's well written, it doesn't insult your IQ, and there's nothing poisonous about it. But it's the same as what the negative review said. It didn't describe the brothers' side of the story. It's not that exciting, and many people don't like to read it. It's like a bland story.

I can continue to read it. Although some other people's descriptions are not satisfactory, it is still good overall. The characters' IQs are also online, and there are some interesting points.

Good book, with insights and ideas, clear logic and clear ideas Even for those three roommates who traveled through time, isn't there a way to contact them and help them?

The writing is okay, but once I get to the end, the main plot is not clear (there is no outline), and I have been relying on the author's writing power to keep reading. First the diary, then the magic, then the clone. The protagonist becomes more and more invincible, and there is a faint feeling of collapse. Come on, author, don't collapse.

Genius Stream is really fun to watch, the main character is really the Holy Body of Internal Affairs

A fun world setting.

Good-looking, love to watch, more updates [admiration]

After watching it all night, I was exhausted and fell asleep due to something else.

Judging from the title of the book, it feels like the main plot has run away. (Maybe the author hid it too deeply and I haven't found it yet)

It's okay, the more it would be better

It looks good, but it's a pity that the protagonist's roommate is just a tool at the moment

It's still okay, but up to chapter 100 it has nothing to do with the title of the book. The protagonist's roommate opens up the world view + provides additional combat power system

Overall it's okay, my personal evaluation is somewhere between 8 and 9.

The plot is smooth, although it feels a bit watery, and the writing is acceptable for Tomato