Merging Dimensional Worlds

This is a test of human nature. In the doomsday stories I have read before, most of the reborn pig's feet only care about themselves and prepare supplies in advance. At most, they remind their parents and friends, but rarely contact the country to remind the government to prepare. You must know that the government can always do more than an individual can do. Most people would say they are worried about being sliced ​​and diced by the country for study, and feel that personal safety is always more important than the safety of the country. In this book, Pigfoot chose to disclose his identity as a time traveler in order to reduce people's casualties and hope that the country can be better prepared. Being trolled like this can only be said to be the mentality of most people in society, who have a certain resentment towards the national government, but you cannot troll the author just because of your own disgust. The pig's feet approach is actually the most correct choice. The power of an individual can never be compared to the power of the collective.

After reading more than forty chapters, I suddenly didn't want to read anymore. The country in the other world only has a population of 8 million. According to the author, the daily consumption is 30 million people on earth. He built defense systems and large teleportation arrays for several big countries, and ended up raising half a month's worth of food. It's really funny! China alone exports hundreds of millions of tons of grain every year, enough to feed 100 million people for several years, not to mention the United States, a major grain country. How much is it worth to feed 30 million people for half a month? If the price increases again, it will only cost a few hundred million. That is to say, the protagonist exchanged an aircraft carrier for a car, and just exchanged it for a Volkswagen. He is quite satisfied and is ready to exchange for a few more cars. You are worried about how to support those eight million people, and I am worried too. Why are today's novels so lax!

Sorry, I just discovered this book. I didn't pay attention when watching it, but when I saw the announcement that it was about to end, I realized that I was already a eunuch. I was tired 😭😭😭😭😭 It was obviously very comfortable to watch😭😭😭

I just think it's such a majestic look

It's obviously very interesting, but it's a pity that the results are not good.

In fact... I found that most of the protagonists in the author's works are ordinary people. Even if they get special abilities, they only become powerful ordinary people. After a long time, they will not sublimate their will and improve their wisdom, and often there is no transformation. However, the female characters in the author's works have different wisdom and extraordinary minds, so... The author's dream is to eat soft rice, and the identification is correct.

Will a person with 340,000 words be included in my strong recommendation? Are you looking down on me or something?

I've been raising you for so long, I'm a eunuch -_-||

…I asked why I couldn't see updates in the bookshelf. It turned out that I was feeding him to death.

I have read all the chapters and also looked at the author's catalog. Personally speaking, compared to other excellent novels of the same type, the author's rhythm is indeed a bit broken, which shows that he still has self-awareness, so let me tell you my opinion. 1. The author seems to have ignored the selling point of the novel, which is the core content. As usual, in the first stage of this kind of novel, the protagonist is on the technology side and shows off on the magic side. This stage mobilizes the reader's sense of superiority and pride and reflects the shortcomings of the magic side as much as possible. As readers, most of them are definitely biased towards earth civilization, and this stage is also a good opportunity to enhance readers' understanding of other worlds, laying the groundwork for the second stage. In the second stage, readers have a basic understanding of your different world, so they can start loading expansion packs or DLC. You can also follow the plot route. On the basis of connecting the past and the next, slowly change your selling points, because the sense of superiority cannot last a lifetime, and readers will definitely get bored. At this time, what should be reflected is the freshness of the different world, such as customs and humanities, and creating some jokes for fun. The third stage can almost be said to be the end. If there are no bugs in the first and second stages, the third stage can almost be said to have a group of loyal book fans, which is the so-called reading stickiness. What should be done at this time is to strengthen certain places for this group of readers. For example, if you are targeting the general cultural class, then their favorite ideologies should be strengthened in the book, thus determining different endings. The above are the most common routines. Whether you are talking about witches or xx, they basically cannot escape from this big framework. Then looking back at this book, I can see that the author wants to go against the routine. The protagonist returns after time travel, not to mention whether there is a pretense and slap-in-the-face routine. First of all, I feel that the author is very impatient when starting the book. Logically speaking, he should first describe the character and background of the protagonist in detail, and foreshadow the story while interweaving into different worlds. What is the result? First, he started to fight to recruit disciples, and then he started to fight in hell. To be honest, this was really not a good beginning. Hell should be at the end of the first stage, and the second stage officially started. It's like playing an RPG game. Before the novice village is finished, there are demon knights running around in the wild monster area. And as of the current chapter, the author's power system is a bit confusing. To be honest, I don't understand it. After only about a hundred chapters, the demon king is already worthless, and there are tens of thousands of monsters. I speculate that you want to balance the fighting power of Earth, Violet, and Hell, and don't want the plot to progress so fast, but your stability maintenance is just to repair the east wall to make up for the west wall, sacrificing the rigor of the setting while ensuring the stability of the rhythm. In the latest chapter, the author draws out the mysterious thread behind the protagonist. Logically speaking, this should be the content of the second stage. The author's counter-routine is okay, and I think it is good, but it is not learned and applied. It is like a variation of an arithmetic formula. This type of novel has a formula, and the existence of the formula is definitely meaningful. If you try a new routine without preparation, and deviate from the three-stage formula, this is the root of the problem.