Taskmaster of the Screen Worlds

Mission World: Super God Academy Perform the following tasks: Side Quest: Prevent the tragedy of the Super Soldier Corps members. Ultimate mission: To make Earth's civilization a super-god civilization within a thousand years. Mission Rewards: Choose one from Galactic Power, Solar Light, or Norse War God.

Your values ​​are warped... Asking for 100,000 yuan right off the bat... What kind of brother are you...? You've never even tried a bank loan, yet you directly ask people to lend you 100,000 yuan. I've noticed many colleagues from other provinces are like this, borrowing money everywhere to build or buy houses, then slowly paying it off... They complain when you don't lend them money, and even if you do, there's no interest...

It's half comedy. After watching it, I felt that the main characters weren't human because they had no emotions. Gao Lu was someone you pursued (the school beauty, a top student, a great woman), you gave birth to the child, and you even had feelings for a pet. Seeing this, I can't help but wonder, what's the point of this protagonist? Since there's no real-world storyline, and it's all about constantly time-traveling and missions, what's the point of all those abilities? What's the point?

I can't stand reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms anymore. I can tolerate a personal guard calling his mistress by her given name, but do you know about Guan Yu slaying Diao Chan under the moonlight?

Putting aside other things, let me just mention one plot point for you readers to ponder: In Chapter 24, the protagonist goes to a martial arts school. There's an instructor there who's been practicing martial arts since he was five, over 20 years old. He spars with the protagonist for a few minutes, and then the author writes that if the fight continued, the protagonist would win.

This book is written however the author wanted, with absolutely no historical context. It's a brainless piece of writing, even worse than the author's previous light novels, which were much more enjoyable to read. The author probably read Da Yu's "The Traveler" and wanted to write something similar, but unfortunately, their writing skills weren't up to par, so it would have been better not to write it at all.

No matter how well-written a story is, if the protagonist has character flaws, it's still a waste.

I want to watch The Invisible Guardian.

My Commander, My Regiment, Lead the Cannon Fodder Regiment Home!

This book portrays supporting characters in a movie world where all the main characters are idiots, and the main character is a complete fool.