I Have Time Zone Disorder
我得了差时症
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Author, please reply if you see this. The protagonist has this cheat ability; he can easily make a fortune playing games and streaming, earning tens of millions a year is nothing, right? Don't tell me the protagonist didn't think of this; why would he work if he could make money while lying down?
Old Ni's book covers are still so tasteless.
Poor grades are the reason the protagonist's strength improvement is too slow and ineffective. With various incidents constantly occurring, who still reads articles about protagonists with no strength who are still running around? Since it's an auxiliary system that can collect data, it should focus on practicing martial arts properly. Besides, firearms are underestimated.
Okay, so the protagonist of this book is an ordinary person, like someone in a movie who gets completely lost at crucial moments. Things that could be solved with a single strike are forced into a life-or-death situation before a comeback is possible. I might be that kind of person, but if the protagonist is like that, why would I even bother watching the story? Can't I just record myself and watch the video? I'm leaving.
The Adventures of Li Xianji is about people with jet lag; it's quite good.
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This tag, followed by martial arts training, makes me feel like I've been tricked. 🙃
Eight out of ten books mention joining special organizations when faced with trouble. My first thought about this kind of superpower is that it's something ordinary people do in games or through self-development and training.
Before it went on sale, based on what the author wrote, I felt that all the official personnel were idiots and incompetent fools. Aside from the protagonist and the antagonist, none of the characters had any brains. Even in Detective Conan, the ordinary police officers played a more significant role than the official personnel in this book.
Is the protagonist the only one in the entire department with any intelligence to think things through? That's not a good sign.