A Manual for Interfering with Time and Space
时空干涉手册
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 785k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 8y ago
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Seeing the protagonist's confession to the country about his time travel makes both of these descriptions seem incredibly idiotic.
I'm not against the protagonist accepting the country's conscription, but I feel the author was perfunctory and didn't put any effort into either the protagonist's or the country's actions. From an ordinary person's perspective, if an ordinary person can time-travel multiple times, shouldn't they use the cooldown time to learn some useful knowledge and exercise?
I'm looking for novels similar to those about government cooperation, or some high-tech novels that inexplicably portray the government as incredibly stupid; it's really annoying to read them.
The author's limited perspective restricts the book's brilliance. The author's depiction of the nation is based on his own urban perspective and conjecture, without serious analysis. The plot and writing style are poor, lacking rigorous logic. For example, I could travel through time and inform the country, and I would ask how it would react and what measures it would take.
I like cooperating with countries. Seeing a strong country makes me realize that while an individual's strength might lead to the strength of a group, a strong nation can lead to the strength of an entire nation. I really liked the film "1949," but it was unfortunately censored.
This trash novel is just the author indulging in self-pity the whole time. There's no hint of the protagonist saving the world; he just gets so emotionally invested that it's disgusting. I used to really like people with a spirit of self-sacrifice, but now, after reading a book by this author, I just want to say that humanity doesn't need a savior.
Seeing the Nanjing scene left me with mixed feelings. The emotions conveyed in the conversation with her father were deeply moving, and the scene where she tried to sneak away but was discovered by her father brought tears to my eyes.
I watched the beginning, and the chain smoker turned me off. A perfectly good young man in his twenties, practically ruined.
The beginning is so messy. Is this the level of writing from Kyoto University? The protagonist tells everyone everything, and he's frantically hinting to everyone around him that he can time travel. Is this even possible?
The beginning was really well-written. While not at the level of a master author, the plot, values, and storyline were all excellent, making it hard to put down. Cooperating with the nation was indeed a safety guarantee for time travelers. The first thing that bothered me was the bombing of Japan; it was the first time I felt the protagonist's thinking was too superficial.
Honestly, this book is incredibly enjoyable to read, and its values are impeccably upright. I really don't understand the mentality of those who, after obtaining a cheat ability, are constantly wary of their countries taking it away. Why is it so hard to accept that it can help a country become stronger faster in the real world?