The Boundless Wanderer

When I first read this book, I felt pretty good. The second volume resonated with me. Maybe I am a bit cowardly, or a happy-go-lucky person. Sometimes I feel that the world is as sticky as a web, and I lack the courage and perseverance to make changes and struggles. I am not willing to accept the so-called destiny of life but yet succumb to it.

The protagonist is humane, and his character slowly transforms in the confusion of ordinary people, which makes him feel like he's immersed in the story. If it were us next, even if we knew we were being plotted, we wouldn't be ruthless for the sake of the little girl. After all, there is no threat anymore. There is no need to keep that soldier and horse user, it would be nice to have the unparalleled weapon. But if the protagonist chooses to leave quietly alone, this character is actually understandable. Not obtrusive.

He seems to be very stable, but he didn't dare to go to the temple in the Middle Ages. After all, he is a time traveler, and he has some ghosts in his heart. This is easy to understand. But later on when you get to the temple, you go crazy and go straight to expose the temple's background. You want to see what the god is? The contrast is too great. . . The original plot probably says that if you can't restrain your curiosity, why does the temple glow when there is a ceremony? You must go and see him to understand his background. As a mature-minded adult, will his reason be unable to suppress his curiosity? After all, once discovered, he will be hanged. It can be said that being discovered is inevitable, it is a matter of sooner or later. He used to be mature, rational, and stable, but after entering the temple, he felt as if he had been manipulated by extraordinary power, and turned into that curious cat. The contrast was too great to bear.

The protagonist is also too righteous. How many years have your parents raised you just to make you practice justice for a woman you don't know? Hehe

Returning to the other world of gaming, let me lead readers to experience a new world of adventure with a different style of story. I clicked on the application completion button with my stupid hand, so I couldn't finish posting this speech and publicity, and I felt like crying without tears.

It's a good book. It ends too hastily. I guess the author has no choice but to live or have other considerations. I'd also like to criticize this book for being abusive and depressing. The starting point is full of brainless white articles. Please turn left when you go out.

Boring😶️😶️😶️

Regarding the situation where the protagonist is now the enemy of the whole world, I can only say that he deserved it.

There are too many psychological descriptions, and I like to think twice before doing things. But this second thought is to think twice for others. People generally think about themselves first and then others. I'm not feeling better yet and I'm still thinking about passers-by, so there's no one like this Holy Mother. Seeing that at the end of the second time travel, I was still thinking about not killing soldiers and horsemen for others, and not seeking my own psychological comfort, which made me feel frustrated all the time. I guess the author is also tired from real life. That's not how humans do it

I finished reading it a long time ago. The protagonist just wants to find the original world. All the worlds in the future, even the worlds with 'parents', are not the original one. Time is moving forward, like a rushing river that cannot be reversed but can flow back. Everyone experiences different things at different ages. Looking back at the same items at the beginning, they have different feelings.