Plane Source Code

The first-class time traveler is true to things and seeks nothing but the truth. Money, power, technology, magic, magic. All power is meaningless to him, because he has his own "Tao". No matter whether he is proclaimed emperor, becomes a Buddha or an ancestor, or becomes an emperor or a saint, he cannot be tempted in the slightest. Second-class travelers harvest the plane and dominate everything. They are like emperors, plundering everything. The entire plane belongs to him, and billions of living beings only support him. Third-class time travelers establish forces and lead the overall situation. They control absolute force. They turned their hands into clouds and turned their hands into rain. Knock down a group of forces and pull up another group of forces. Change the world according to your own ideas. The fourth-class time traveler is the lowest level of time traveler. They went to various planes to grab a secret book here, a magic weapon there, a female supporting role today, and a goddess tomorrow. It seems to be very beautiful, but in fact it has a narrow vision. I only see the small plot, but turn a blind eye to the world. I picked up the sesame seeds and lost the watermelon.

As the saying goes, women are like eggs, white on the outside but a bit yellow on the inside. Men are like mangoes, yellow on the outside and yellow on the inside. But I think the poster is like a pineapple, yellow inside and outside, and the head is green! #(Funny)

To be honest, it looked good at first, but when I read Three Kingdoms, it was really fucking ugly. One woman followed another, the stallion novel was disgusting, and the protagonist in the lower body novel was. The male protagonist is described as thinking about life only with his lower body. When a woman sees the male protagonist, she is like a nymphomaniac and will not marry anyone who is not a gentleman. . . . . . Can you write some more normal character novels? ,,,,, It really sucks. . . . . .

The protagonist talks about how important the real world is, but he doesn't spend even one thousandth of the time in the real world. This is okay. The protagonist has traveled through several worlds in a short period of time and has many black technologies, high technologies, biotechnology, energy technologies, and two artificial intelligences. They talk about leading the villagers to get rich but only building a chicken farm and not much scientific breeding! At any rate, let's open an agricultural company, start breeding and planting aquatic products, and develop several safe feeds. There is also a protagonist who used artificial intelligence to obtain trillions of dollars from dead money in banks and stocks, but ended up neither investing nor establishing a charity fund or anything like that. The protagonist's strength has already surpassed several in the world by the 100th chapter. I really can't understand why the protagonist travels back to reality within a day or two every time. He has no technical ability and is not dangerous in reality. It is so easy to lead all mankind to colonize the galaxy with the protagonist's technology, but in the end he does nothing!

It looked good at the beginning, but in the end, the Three Kingdoms had a bunch of incomprehensible names for people and places, and the logic was not good at the beginning. The parallel world defeated the world's invincible opponent, but when I returned to the main world, I gave up. Anyway, I was confused [recommended to read the first 50 chapters]

I can't help but think that the main character is either a stallion, or he is emotionally devoted and wants a female protagonist. In the plot, the female partner likes you, but you pretend not to accept it, and in the end you have no choice but to accept it. When the watch stands in the form of a memorial arch, it's tiring to watch.

I found that the author's book was very good at the beginning, but then suddenly fell apart. There were too many bad points to complain about. Since it is a science fiction book, don't get involved in the world of mythology, fairy tales, and so on. It feels nondescript.

By the way, who is on the cover? I also have this one in my space.

The beginning is not bad, but from the beginning of the Three Kingdoms, it completely turned into a stallion novel, and I was just trying to make up the number of words, and a lot of messy things were written. You can read it before the Three Kingdoms, but it becomes bad after the Three Kingdoms

I've also watched the movie Source Code, but I just don't understand why there are places I haven't been to, things I haven't seen, or why there are things in people's memories?