The Magic Academy of the Movie World

Seeing the lively comments section, I specifically read Chapter Two and did some research on Baidu. Here's the situation: Causing a fatal traffic accident while fully responsible constitutes a traffic offense. Legally, traffic accidents cannot be settled privately. If the perpetrator compensates the victim's family, their sentence can be reduced.

After reading two chapters, I think if you're going to write a revenge story, it's best to portray the other person as a villain—someone arrogant, drunk driving, intentional, or unwilling to pay compensation. In the end, the enemy was merely negligent in causing the accident, paid full compensation, and wouldn't likely get a long sentence anyway.

I was dissuaded after reading the first few chapters. They've already reconciled. You can hold a grudge, but the other person didn't do it intentionally and even paid compensation. If you insist on holding a grudge, don't use the perpetrator's money. Accepting money from the perpetrator with a clear conscience while plotting to kill him—that's disgusting.

In essence, creator gods are all gods and demons born from the void. They are children of the void, or rather, chaos. Chaos is infinitely vast, without the concepts of time and space. It is the origin and end of all things! And the gods and demons born from it are beyond comprehension. Those who gaze into the void are also gazed into by the void.

Just a quick rant: the protagonist just traveled back in time, rescued a woman who was actually on the secret front, and then immediately introduced himself—his real name and abilities! 😱

It feels like... A self-indulgent novel. The protagonist is most likely a reflection of the author himself. In other words, if the author gained power, his actions could be inferred from this book.

Actually, I've always been a little confused about the protagonist's abilities, or rather, some of the book's basic settings. I've been wondering, what exactly do those so-called derivative worlds of the real world that the protagonist travels through include? Does it only include movies, or novels, comics, and so on?

Damn, the real world is so toxic! It still can't escape the tropes of online novels. I thought it was a female-only story, but it turned out to be about pushing female characters. What a joke!

Why does every infinite novel always have some ridiculous, nonsensical thing happening in reality? There was nothing before, then all sorts of demons and monsters appear, with talk of spiritual revival and drastic changes in the era. Can't we just leave some peace and quiet for our souls? So many urban dramas depict ordinary people living perfectly well. Can't you learn from others?

How terrifying! There are so many psychologically repressed and twisted people in society, people who think of killing someone for another regardless of the reason. Have they completely forgotten the modern legal concepts taught in school...?