Transmigrating Through a Black Coffin

Forehead! At first I feel that the protagonist is just a simple-minded SB

Does being unsociable mean that there must be some intellectual problem? Go to ancient China and ask the ancients how many years before BC? Isn't this a mental retardation? Such a protagonist is too niche, which brings down the score of this book, which is a pity for the author's writing style.

After seeing three worlds, I only got two worthless rings (the effect was not used at all), a little potion, a piece of cake, and three jokes about language barriers. The problems encountered after traveling through the past were basically solved with my own abilities in the real world (Bajiquan). Then I want to ask you why you write about traveling through these worlds? Are they of no use to the protagonist? Are they going on a trip? Or does the author just want to change the original plot? But it didn't change the original plot to be more exciting. Moreover, the protagonist in the author's works seems to travel for the sake of time travel. There is no purpose or plan for traveling to the past. Every time he travels to the past, he follows the instructions (Where did I travel - this is that world - unable to communicate - find a coffin - fight a few people - find the coffin - return). The protagonist's own strength and personality remain the same, but his IQ becomes lower and lower!

The reviews of this book are true. I read the book without reading the reviews, which affects my subjective view. However, after seeing Yu Zui, I came to see if it was my thinking Shabi or the author's thinking Shapi. I found that it was not my fault. I was just a fool. What was the purpose of your time travel??? To find a coffin? You've got the biggest change in your life, and you're still trying to be a sabi within the rules. This thing is like giving you a cart of gold. The only way you can think of using it is to use the gold to smash walnuts. Even if you starve to death, the role of gold is still to smash walnuts. I think the author is not very old, he is probably still in school, and his family conditions should be pretty good. Otherwise, even if he has been in society for a month, or his family conditions are slightly worse, he will still find ways to get benefits. But I am serious about your thinking... ,. .

The outline of this novel is good, but the protagonist is too stupid. We readers read the novel to get into it and feel refreshed. Does reading this novel make us readers get into it and be stupid?

I can understand the supporting character SB. After all, the protagonist needs it, but I can't understand the protagonist SB.

This is the most ridiculous book I have ever read

Why are there tens of thousands of recommendation votes? Are there many people who like this kind of silly protagonist? Do you feel immersed?

The same goes for the author. It's actually possible to use your real-life bank card to withdraw money from other worlds. Everyone can accept this kind of protagonist as a supporting role. If I don't read it, it won't affect my three views.

The author seriously lowered the protagonist's IQ. First, give the protagonist a character who kills people casually and is greedy for money. And then they killed so many people, but they didn't steal money. They all killed gold chains, watches, and Hong Kong dollars, but they didn't even want them 🤔