Plane Taxi

In fact, choosing a hunter in the first world is a good choice. If you choose martial arts, the growth rate will be too slow. Martial arts will take time to accumulate, but the hunter's mind can be quickly developed to increase self-protection ability and survive better. However, the selection of the later worlds is poor. If you choose biochemistry, you can gain points, and there are zombies to increase your skills, there is no need to choose a grass-cutting warrior. It is good to choose a world of Chinese martial arts to learn Chinese martial arts to match the early stage of Nian development, and then find those worlds that can increase your life span to travel through.

There will be 20 more updates after the release, which is a bit much.

If I could choose to travel through time, "Never Ending" would be my first choice. IQ is the most important thing at any time.

The protagonist has a month to train. Why not find a way to transfer some people in advance? After one month, are there any traces left by the transfer? Do you have to be found by others and die before you think of getting up and leaving? I suggest the author stop describing the protagonist as a wise man. The writing style is inappropriate. In addition, the reason for complaining is because I hope the novel will become better, not to maliciously attack the author.

The hunter chapter is well written. No matter how charming the characters in the brigade are, their actions have to pay a price. I look forward to the protagonist coming back to start the plot five years later 😁

The author can write about some worlds that are more familiar to me. I have never seen the world like Hunter, and I just want to skip it.

Set the required lifespan of a taxi as the fare. In the first world, you usually choose one that requires a short lifespan but can enhance your abilities. And the protagonist chooses a hunter. I would say, what ordinary people can get from a hunter is worth paying for 20 years of life. The second one is biochemical, and there is nothing that increases lifespan. The start fails.

First of all, it is the male protagonist who has a conflict. The basic character design is facial paralysis, indifference, high IQ, and high observation ability... A good setting, but it gets slapped in the face frequently later on. First, in "Hunter", for a few people who are bound to die and have not been with each other for more than a month, in a real sense, they fight tooth and nail... Where is the indifference they promised? In the real world, colleagues and neighbors have returned to their initial settings... Let's talk about high IQ... Anyone with normal knowledge knows that the starting point of students from 985/211 is much higher than that of other undergraduates (first or second degree, basically no one cares, and no one will ask specifically). If he wanted to help the orphanage, he would also give priority to 985 and the like to improve his status and income... But you said he chose an ordinary one... What about his IQ? The third point is that you have set up a cold and workaholic personality. Tell me, how does he know the "details" of entertainment works such as "Hunter" and "Bio"? ! Many ordinary people are unable to focus on entertainment works in at least two fields (animation and movies) at the same time, not to mention that you have to add "novel" later, otherwise where will you find martial arts? Is this something only those homebodies who spend most of their time on entertainment can do?

The most annoying thing to read about wise men is the novel about Long Aotian, whose strength depends entirely on the system and medicine to enhance his strength. How can he be proficient in fighting without experience? Isn't it disgusting? I suggest you write a martial arts fanatic. The first world can start from Dragon Ball, and you can learn from Wu Taidou.

I think there is a problem with the author writing the first world. The first time he chose the world of martial arts, but he didn't choose it, and later he chose to go to biochemistry and go to the United States. The protagonist can't speak English as soon as he comes? Moreover, since they are all about foreign films, didn't the author consider the language barrier? In addition, I hope the author's language can be as good as possible. It will read dryly, and he will write about martial arts, fairy tales or fantasy worlds. It is not good for a yellow man to go to the United States. After all, racial discrimination still exists in the United States.