Traveling Through the Movie Worlds, I Cleaned Out the Federal Reserve from the Start

The creativity of this book is good, but the writing is a little lacking. I hope that the next one will be more logically logical and refreshing and reasonable. 1. There is no limit to traveling through various worlds. If I were to write it, I wouldn't be able to get thousands of tons of gold and it would be of no use. I will use gold to upgrade the size of the space. At the same time, the new world requires 1,000 tons of gold to open the door. In this way, the collection of gold will always be throughout the whole text, so that this cool point will not be consumed quickly. 2. No main line The protagonist currently has nothing to do except wander around the world. It would be best to have an alien main plot, something like the back of the moon. In this way, you travel through various worlds to collect technology and land on the moon. Land on the moon in a prehistoric world, discover alien spacecraft and more. 3. Add later 3. @Rover At present, it seems that alien conspiracy theories can be written in several worlds. I suggest: some aliens are hostile, some are helpless, and some are dependent on the male protagonist. In this way, the plot will have more conflicts, for example, uniting with friendly aliens and fighting against hostile aliens. A Star Wars in the universe. The protagonist gets the Force, and then gets a Death Star to fight against the opponent. Then there is the introduction of the big conspiracy behind all aliens. Why do aliens come to destroy the earth? Because this is the mission of the Lord God, the reward for destroying a smart planet with an energy utilization rate of 1 is no, no, etc. In this way, we can introduce the competition of all races in the galaxy. Strong men of all races can also fight in single combat, so that after the protagonist's personal combat power skyrockets, he will have a place to output. This kind of competition is similar to that of The Last Valkyrie, where gods versus gods show off. For low-level life, just refer to Blade Ya. The duel can last for hundreds of chapters. The protagonist improves his abilities and can go to more than ten worlds. There will be rewards for winning the duel, which can give feedback to the protagonist in the galactic hegemony.

It's the kind of superpowers and opportunities that I like, and there are endless possibilities. Finally, someone wrote about the movie The Day After Tomorrow. I think this movie is very good and I have watched it many times. There is also Future Water World, which I have said before. It's a terrible movie, but I think it's great, and it seems like its reputation has turned around now.

Except that the male protagonist has no superpowers until now, the overall story is pretty good, but I skipped watching it. I haven't seen the movie in the first world, and then skipped it, but overall, watching one or two worlds less will have little impact. The author said that his writing is not good, but I don't think there are any poisonous points. Then I think the description of the country in several apocalyptic worlds is okay, at least the author's thoughts are still red.

The protagonist is very kind, he doesn't know how to kill people, and he doesn't have any superpowers.

I have caught up with the latest chapter 187 so far. Let me briefly describe my feelings: 1. The story is very coherent, and no unusual water character parts were found. 2. The protagonist's strength develops relatively steadily, and there is no slap in the face plot. 3. Xiaobai (White Queen) is very vividly described and very cute. …The following are personal complaints: There are only a handful of real-life plots, and with the skills the protagonist has, even writing about starting a company or behind-the-scenes plots would be cool. It felt to me that the protagonist was out of touch with the real world, and there was no real plot except for the first few chapters. Please write more real-life plots in which the protagonist is in the middle. Even if the word "water" is not so excessive, just a real-life plot of "water" will do (இωஇ) rolling on the ground...

In the movie, there is too much involvement with Dongda, but the rest is okay.

Okay, okay, the writing is pretty good. Some parts are indeed a bit taken for granted, but as a casual and boring novel, it is still very good! At the very least, you need to have a score of around 7 to 8 points. This score is still too low now.

This is good. A world where other countries suffer first is better than a world where one suffers first.

Okay,,, although I haven't seen these movies, I think they are okay,,, they are quite satisfactory,,,

Surprisingly, it was pretty good. I finished reading it in one sitting. Please keep updating the author 🤭