Collection of short stories. It's probably a story about various time-travelers who don't follow the routine.
"It's better to go home than to travel"
After traveling to the world of cultivating immortals, I thought I was going to counterattack, but reality gave me a big slap in the face because I was not from this world and I really couldn't practice. After picking up rubbish for several years without finding any treasure, I finally understood that waste is always waste wherever it is, and salty fish is still salty wherever it is. It won't shine just because it's in a different place.
No matter what you wear, it's better to go home!
"After I Was Time Traveled"
This is the story of a "traveled person".
The time traveler is very powerful, but the time traveler is just an ordinary person. If, after being transported through time, the original owner saw such a powerful person replacing him, what would the kind, cowardly, honest, and useless ordinary owner think?
In my original vision, this was a story about ordinary people looking for their own happiness. Maybe she is not the protagonist, she can only be cannon fodder in the protagonist's story. But even ordinary people have their own lives.
A goshawk flies a thousand miles, while a snail can only crawl slowly. They are all alive in their own way.
Do people live to win the love of others? Even if she is just an ordinary person, she still has the right to live well. Maybe she really can't get the affection of others. She is just a dispensable existence to others, but she can still live well. Maybe there is no affectionate person to love her, but she can also love herself.
"The Author and Her World"
A story about an author traveling into the world she writes about.
"The Time Travel Story of a Wasteful Female Supporting Role"
The style of this good-for-nothing female supporting character is like this: "Well, time travel, I don't have to write a paper! I'm so tired, come here and let me sleep for a while." "I'm so tired from fighting at home, let me eat some radish strips to calm down the shock!"
(The first four chapters are in first person, and the following chapters are in third person)