I haven't read it yet, it's a bit hard to say. The early stage is a bit overwhelming [laughing and crying] and the development is a bit too fast [laughing and crying] Although there is a system, but [laughing and crying] I can still read it. I have read more than 70 chapters, and I just ordered them all on the last day.
In the early days, there were indeed a lot of bugs, and I couldn't study the logic in detail. Once I got through it, it felt a bit suspended.
And the main character's behavior sometimes really makes me angry and a little sad.
(Unless I read articles from a few years ago when they were first serialized, I wouldn't dare to open the comment section easily anymore. I just read this one without reading the comment section.)
After reading a little bit, I simply ordered them all.
At first I looked at the name and thought it was about cultivating immortality, but after reading the text, it turned out to be about imperial examinations.
In fact, I think it's okay so far, but I just don't understand why I've been through the apocalypse for a few years, so how can I do so well in the imperial examination after only a few years of time travel [laughing and crying] (But I will patch it myself, just think he is gifted) (I feel like many imperial examination papers are like this too) (But it's really cool (.))
Haven't read it yet, please activate the card, included on 25.12.01
This author seems to be a bit biased
I knew... The new quick time travel "Cannon Fodder He's Going to Overturn the Table Today [Quick Time Travel]" because the second unit was too condensed. He ran away in the middle of the game and stopped watching it.
But the author has opened a new pre-collection "After the ending of one-on-three limited article" (column has been hidden). In the past, Shou did 4p, and the real attack was not one of the three. He did np Shou, three scum attacks, crematorium, Shura field, and the description of attack in the copy gave me the feeling of being a wet dog licker.
What does it mean…