Universal Salvation

Doraemon's world is quite terrifying. Although it may not seem dangerous at first glance, that's only if no one acts against it. If the protagonist causes trouble or disrupts the rules, he might face severe consequences from the Time and Space Administration. Civilian robots are terrifying enough, but military robots would be completely wiped out; even Buddha might not be able to help.

Many people dislike this woman, feeling that she is engaging in moral blackmail, which is indeed moral blackmail. However, she did it for the country and sacrificed herself. From this perspective, I even find her somewhat tragic. I find the protagonist rather disgusting. Why didn't he act sooner when he had the ability? Why did he wait until the person was dead to show off?

It has dragon horns on its head, golden double pupils, one eye on its forehead, a swastika seal on its chest, boundless Buddha light behind it, sits on a lotus throne, has four heads and eighteen arms, and is ten thousand feet tall. That's all I can think of for now...

Let me also point out some issues with this book. Honestly, after reading it for so long, I feel the scope is too narrow. In the very beginning, the team recruiting the protagonist didn't have a single decent person. Fine, let's just say they were short-handed. But later, dealing with the zombie beasts in the deep forest only highlighted this pettiness.

The last two chapters were nauseating, not because of Yao Hua, but because of the protagonist. Yao Hua's moral blackmail was disgusting, but her goal was to force the protagonist to stay and protect the realm. After all, in her mind, she didn't have long to live, and the realm couldn't be broken, so this was the only way to keep the protagonist alive.

I've noticed that in novels, protagonists with superpowers almost always seem unwilling to report to the government or are simply too lazy and afraid of the hassle. I really want to report them. Is the government being unfair to you? Can't you just report your discoveries if you have the ability? It won't harm your interests. I don't understand why there are so many books of this type.

A novel that started strong but ended weakly. It's a pity; the beginning was well-written, but the character development and plot became somewhat unnatural later on.

I don't know how to put it, but why is it so bland? It's like a chicken rib – tasteless, but a pity to throw away. It feels like the difference between this book and the previous one is getting smaller and smaller. You need to examine the writing style and content; it lacks that captivating quality. (@￣ー￣@)

If I could time travel, the first thing I'd do is seek out a nation. That's how I maximize my gains. First, I can't guarantee I'll succeed, or even survive. I admit I'm afraid of death, but having an armored regiment with me would give me confidence. Second, there's the issue of income.

It was free for a limited time, and I've now enabled automatic subscription. It's really good. It's getting better and better!