Technical Trades (Quick Transmigration)

Reading the author's writing feels very practical. The male protagonist is very ordinary, just one of the ordinary people among all living beings. His qualifications are good or bad, but his down-to-earth, conscientious and persistent endeavor is not something that everyone has. It is very admirable. Maybe this is how ordinary people achieve their achievements? Is there something worth thinking about and learning from?

This, this, this, isn't it that I died on the last stretch of my way home? Isn't it? This ending, why is it like this? I was so happy to see the sudden ending that I had a heart attack.

As a migrant worker in his twenties, I don't have that much desire to go home. I really don't understand that the protagonist is still so persistent after so many worlds. Maybe I'm cold-blooded.

If I have no energy, will I never be able to return to the world of immortality? It's not like he crashed and died because of the rules...

Well, the protagonist feels that it is a common idea to return to build his hometown after studying, but he basically never goes home in order to complete the tasks in each world. Many times, he has exhausted his parents to death for decades and decades without even looking at his parents. Sometimes he feels that the protagonist is indifferent to people with whom he is related by blood and is very kind to outsiders. For example, he works hard to save slaves in the sword-making world.

Author, you are not a human being, why are you stuck! Have an open ending? Is the protagonist alive? Where is his family? Is it the earth? Return to the world of cultivation? The whole text is about going back and the ending is unclear! Modern side stories are still a fantasy...

I followed the author after reading the author's "After the Quick Travel Mission is Completed". I liked this novel very much. It has a refreshing feeling, and of course it has some poisonous points, but the flaws are not concealed. It is refreshing to read, so I read it twice. For example, in a certain world, the emperor of the ordinary world wants to live forever. The protagonist really comes up with a method of cultivating immortals to let the emperor cultivate immortality, turning the ordinary world into a world of immortal cultivation. The ministers think that the emperor's desire to live forever is superstitious, stubborn and impossible, but it turns out to be true, and I am very happy again. Another example is the world where the protagonist sleeps as a cultivator in ancient times and wakes up in the modern world. There is no such thing as cultivating immortals in the modern world. As a result, the protagonist wakes up and demonstrates the magic of cultivating immortals, which makes everyone go from questioning to believing. This process is also more enjoyable. However, the author's subsequent fast-travel novels do not have this sense of satisfaction. There is always a feeling of frustration and depression. The plot is also relatively bland and does not have any sense of satisfaction. It is more daily life. Do the tasks and complete the tasks to the next world. Complete the tasks and complete the tasks to the next world. The plot is really dull, with no ups and downs or excitement. In many worlds, there is often a depressing feeling like half-finished use of the toilet. But the author's writing is good. Although it feels bland, I can still read it.

The protagonist is so lonely that just reading the text makes him feel like he is going to be tortured crazy. Fortunately, he finally returns home. Regardless of whether this is that world or not, it is good to leave a suspense.

When reading large articles, I always feel like they are tasteless and a pity to throw away.

I haven't finished it yet, I've been watching it intermittently. I didn't expect it to be over. After all, I've watched it for so long, and I feel melancholy and sentimental.