Rampaging Through the New World
莽穿新世界
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- Western Fantasy
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- Epic Fantasy
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I've figured out the principles by which time travelers operate. First is to survive, second is to go home, and third is to cause trouble. The exaggerated grass-eating scene at the beginning fully illustrates the survival strategy of time travelers. Later, in the vortex scene, when they discover that they might be interfered with and unable to revive, they all panic.
I've read all of the author's previous books. The reason I like the author's books is that he was able to write such positive protagonists when dark novels were popular a couple of years ago. It's very pleasing to watch. While the protagonist of this book initially possesses the mindset of a righteous martial artist, he is not as purely righteous as the protagonists of the previous two books.
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As the title suggests, please don't ask me why. Because I wasn't the one who set the rules.
Perhaps it's because Chu Bai's fanbase is different from other authors', but most readers who were recommended to him found it quite unusual: Group transmigration, toxic. Character descriptions, toxic. Plot, toxic. And so on and so forth. Please, if you truly find this book unappealing, just remove it from your bookshelf. Why post a review that misleads newcomers?
Before the story concludes, here are some comments and thoughts on the novel "Bound by Reckless Travel".
[One] This review is being written because the book will be ending at the end of the month and the ending is basically finalized. "Mangchuan New World" is one of the best transmigration novels I've ever read, the other being "Lost in 1629," the premier transmigration novel set in the late Ming Dynasty. "Mangchuan," on the other hand, is the premier transmigration novel set in a game.
I gave up halfway through the book before, but now that I've finished it and picked it up again, I understand why I really dislike Tiger. He's a hypocrite in this casual, invincible guild, claiming to be working for the guild's benefit while actually just satisfying his own ego. You could call him a saint, since he does everything himself.
I saw Chu Bai's comment on this chapter in the "Best Friend's Guide" section, so it seems he didn't go in. So, what about the new book?!
Hmm, I enjoyed reading this, and I felt I should elevate everyone's sophistication, so I wrote some random thoughts. Hanfeng: "I'm a scientist, this is just for science. How many people died? Sorry, I have no interest in counting how much bread I eat every day." Alice: "I am chaos, I am destruction, I am Alice, the Dark Lord of Hellstar!" Panda: "This world is not a good place.
I suddenly realized this book is a masterpiece! The main character doesn't have much screen time, but there are dozens of supporting characters, each with significant roles. Everyone has three names: their real name in the real world, their character ID in the game, and their alias after transmigrating.
I love Locke, I love him the most! He's upright, decisive, responsible, and has his own principles. But Locke works so hard! When will his assistants finally grow up and improve? Even with assistants, given Locke's personality, he'll probably still frantically look for new jobs and keep working himself to the bone...