The Time-Travel Diary of a Person with Out-Of-Control Abilities

Another useless protagonist. Now that everyone is so miserable, who still likes to read a story about abuse?

The author keeps suppressing the protagonist! It feels like hundreds of chapters! The protagonist still hasn't grown up! I only read this kind of novel! Instead of collecting it! I hate not letting the protagonist grow! There must be a limit to suppression!

This is really a book that can only be read in the early part. The abuse of the protagonist in the later part is too serious. The one with the Purple Man in the back is completely broken. I think if you are short of books, you can read the early part of this book. The later part will fall apart.

It feels like the author has let himself go

This book is extremely poisonous🔨🔨🔨

Or "Evil Emperor Wu" is more handsome

Does anyone want the male protagonist to go into The Magic Flute and have a second female lead named Morgana?

The zombie virus is very likely to appear and are you still in the mood for drama? Too fake

Three worlds you must visit to lay the foundation. 1 One Piece (exercise the body) 2 Naruto (exercise energy) 3 Death (strengthen the soul). That's it. Do you book friends have anything else to add?

You can change the title of the book to The Out-of-control Daily Life of People with Superpowers

After reading, spoiler warning ⚠️. 1. Double time travel. I have been in Marvel for more than ten years. I have a different identity and have just awakened my powers. Then my powers are out of control and I travel everywhere. 2. When traveling through Resident Evil, I couldn't remember that Raccoon City would be bombed by mushrooms. My intuition told the protagonist to escape from Raccoon City. 3. Went back to the beginning of Detective Conan with the T-virus, went into the woods and was beaten by Gin and fed medicine, and became a child with Conan. The virus was taken away by Gin, but there was no plot of a zombie outbreak. In addition, I feel that Kudo Shinichi and the man in black are a bit familiar, but I just can't remember them. 4. In the world of Conan, he awakened his telekinesis ability at the end. He directly lifted the container to smash Gin instead of restricting his activities and snatched his gun. In the end, his telekinesis was exhausted and Gin ran away. Then I immediately jumped into The Adventures of Jackie Chan. This is where I see it. If the above plots are your cup of tea, then start reading now.

After seeing Chapter 443, I really can't stand it anymore. What kind of stupid logic is this. Your friend died and his girlfriend was extremely sad, so the way you came up with to comfort her was to dress up as your friend and have sex with her and shamelessly say that you fulfilled your wish. What is your wish? Are you welcome to your friend's wife? ......... Oh, well, you didn't put on makeup, you just directly brainwashed people viciously.

The poison has been tested, it's a huge poison, pits are dug everywhere but no pits are buried, there is no fun at all, the plot is exactly the same as the original text, but pig's feet are added.

This is the only book where the review section is filled with the dying words of a person who was poisoned and died. In a sense, the author who can do this is very powerful.

Others become much stronger every time they go to a world, and the protagonist has multiple curses every time he goes to a world.

The plot of Jackie Chan's Adventures was okay at the beginning, but after the Tiger Talisman split the protagonist, the two separate parts of the protagonist seemed to have equally divided the protagonist's IQ. Regardless of whether the good or evil parts were doing monkey-style intellectual subtraction, the IQ dropped all the way.

I wonder, in the world of Conan. Morning and night, you can't show up, because sooner or later you will die. Noon is also very dangerous, because one of you will die. I was wondering, is it safe in the early morning? Then my brother told me that Lingchi would be executed😒

First, there was a lot of water, and then there was the scene in The Adventures of Jackie Chan that was very poisonous and very poisonous, and he even got into it.

Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, it feels a bit abusive. The first world is infected with the T-virus. It doesn't matter if you abuse it a little in the first world. Do you want to lay the foundation? In the second world, "Conan" took the medicine to become smaller and was tortured countless times by the Men in Black organization. I also tolerated it. In the third world, "The Adventures of Jackie Chan" originally thought that he was going to become a hero. , I ended up learning some magic, and I didn't even need any spells that were close at hand. There were so many treasures in Jackie Chan's Adventures, but I didn't take any of them. But it doesn't matter, I can tolerate it, but what the hell is being possessed by the "Holy Lord"? Counting the birth point, I have experienced five worlds. I feel like any Winter Soldier can kill you easily.

I don't know what it means, but if you lose most of the information about a world before you reach it, then it's just a hammer!

Personal feeling: The author has already collapsed since the chapter of Tiger Talisman.

This is really the most rubbish protagonist in any time-traveling book I have ever read. He has no powers and can't be beaten by anyone. The main text is pure abuse.

Um, what's the point of traveling through Conan?

In fact, I always thought that this is how telekinesis is used? , If your mental power is weak, how much mental power is needed to control the enemy's eyelids so that he cannot see, control his mouth so that he cannot open it, and block his nose so that he cannot breathe? Very few?

Anyway, I can't stand it any longer. I'd rather die if my powers are out of control like this. Even if it's a cheat from the system, it's still acceptable. Superpowers belong to one's own talents. So many worlds still can't control themselves. Tsk tsk, it's extremely poisonous.

Why can't you remember the plot? Either you simply know that this world has never been seen, or you don't know the plot directly. It's very discouraging for a protagonist like you to know clearly but can't remember it. Z Can the author listen? ?

The talisman is written so powerfully that it actually affects the universe, which is nonsense. The talisman itself is just a strange object bred in Jackie Chan's world. There is a limit to how powerful it can be. Even if the talisman's predecessor was a god, it was still a slain god. There are also different laws in different worlds, and the power of spells in different worlds is also affected. High-level world spells will be suppressed by the laws.

To be honest, after reading ten chapters, I feel a little bit addicted. I feel that the protagonist can try to get out of Raccoon City early, but the protagonist passively follows the original plot.

The abuser is not good-looking. ////////// Let me briefly describe it. The author writes that the protagonist is seriously injured and carries a T-virus safe through the amusement park where Shinichi becomes smaller. He didn't use the T-virus to mutate himself, and he didn't have any genetic locks or superpowers. So, why did you arrange for the protagonist to take the T-Virus safe to deliver benefits to the black organization? The first world I went to was useless and still suitable for ordinary people. ////////// Things were snatched away by the black organization, and I became smaller with Conan and then lived in Dr. Ali's house, and then followed the plot, which was very embarrassing.

The scene with Gin was too cliche, wasn't it? The sea of ​​telekinesis could make them run away? ? ? A once in a lifetime opportunity! If we catch it, wouldn't it be easy to take back the T-Virus? This is too cliche. .