Quick Travel: the Meteorite Came and We Exchanged Our Fates

This novel breaks away from the conventional fast-travel routine. It does not have cumbersome system tasks, but uses the meteorite disaster to start interdimensional interlacing. The same people in the two worlds have completely different lives. There are contrasts in fate and unsolved mysteries. From the unexpected loss of contact at a class reunion to the strange changes in relatives, friends, and lovers, the plot is cleverly foreshadowed. The more you read, the more you want to explore the truth behind it. It is suitable for readers who like stories that combine suspense and fantasy.

Different from common counterattack fast travel stories, the core highlight is the setting of "misplaced destiny". In the same town, slight changes lead to completely different lives. The same name and appearance have completely opposite experiences, which creates a sense of contrast. The story combines suspense and warmth. The main line of the male protagonist tracking down his mother's old case runs through various parallel worlds. Each branch line has foreshadowing. There are no unnecessary watery chapters. The logic loop is well done and it does not become more confusing as you read.

It looks good, people from different timelines influence each other, try their best to get a good ending, and give birth to countless regrets. Rather than saying that meteorites cause trouble, it is better to say that fate plays a role in people. Sun's twisted pure love line made me very emotional How many people in the world can truly see their own happiness line without being jealous or wanting to replace it? What they are struggling to pursue and cannot pursue is held in the hands of others. Even if they face another person and raise the knife, he may be really full of hope at the moment he strikes. And those who choose to be kind to others even if they are in trouble have a truly pure, noble, and kind soul. I have seen many people who live a hard life and are even more miserable. If I could meet such a noble person in my lifetime, I would be so lucky.

This book is really surprisingly good-looking. The author's writing skills are online and well-organized. Each time-space switch is carefully prepared so that you won't be confused. The details of traveling back and forth between different parallel worlds are very careful, the foreshadowing is natural, and the balance between daily life and suspense is just right.

Not bad, not bad, the setting is OK, the more you watch it, the more interesting it becomes, I will keep chasing it, come on, big [send heartfelt]

It's time to shoot TV

It's very interesting. You need to splice the characters and plot of each line by yourself.