Developing a Dimensional World

I guess many people gave up the book after seeing that the country was involved.

I just want to ask, what is the position of the protagonist after the self-exposure? Key? Tool man? The power of a country and the strategies of a country are stronger than the protagonist, and many authors can control personal development. It would be better to write about the protagonist uniting the country to develop than directly writing about the country discovering the dimensional channel. It would be more perfect without the protagonist.

This kind of personal time travel makes me want to throw up. If it weren't for a country, I wouldn't come in.

Fortunately, it is more realistic for the protagonist to cooperate with the country. The only problem is that the power of the country's weapons is too underestimated. As long as the country's existing weapons can do it, the entire Japanese comic world will be plowed and there will still be something left. Moreover, the idea of ​​fighting between the two armed forces in the middle is too stupid. Just like World War II, you will shoot each other.

Okay, to be honest, I'm not used to such a protagonist. In the past, I basically read some books that are kind and wise, and have seen the darkness of society, the perversion of the heart, or the terribleness of the mind. To be honest, I am a little embarrassed by this book. Pretending to understand even if you don't understand. Although everyone must experience more to grow, when I read this book, I just felt that there was no sense of involvement. The writing was so beautiful that it didn't feel real. I can only say that this book is not suitable for me.

This book seems to have created a new genre

The people have faith The nation has hope The country has strength🙂 Wouldn't it be nice to cooperate with the country?

The collision between civilizations is interesting. A protagonist takes a knife and goes wild. There are many fantasy things. I can read a novel that has something to do with the time travel between countries, and I still dislike this and that.

The book review area is really interesting. A bunch of people are pointing fingers at a book that was completed two years ago, claiming that they won't read it anymore. The co-author has to come back to revise the book for you, right?

I saw chapter 58. I just want to ask, can the protagonist just run around in another world? Isn't it funny that such an important person goes to someone else's house to learn magic and no one can protect him? Everyone knows that you are so important, knowing that you are the only one who can teleport and others are ordinary people Don't have the intention of harming others, and guard against being heartbroken Just like the president of the country running away to other families in the United States alone, do you think it is possible This is just my personal opinion and does not represent other people's opinions. It is purely a personal suggestion.