The Arms Fanatic Who Travels Across Worlds

Dafei, you and Dapeng both write very well. Keep writing and I'll definitely subscribe to all of them! Also, how much are your skirts?!

Based on today's new chapter, I have a bold hypothesis: this 24th pair of chromosomes could be set up as a kind of spiritual root in novels like "A Mortal's Journey to Immortality" or other cultivation stories. People with spiritual roots would have their 24th pair of chromosomes as a hidden gene.

The author is kidding me: "Overthrow the Qing and restore the Ming, and let a member of the Zhu family become emperor? Who the hell would accept that? Would a bunch of vested interest groups accept it? Besides, apart from Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di, the other members of the Zhu family were utterly useless. Could they really be emperors?

The author says Alice is beautiful, which is a bad omen. Even Jill is prettier than Alice; Alice is too ugly!

First of all, the author's statement at the beginning of the book that soldiers who go missing during a mission will be granted the status of martyrs by the state is contrary to common sense. No country can grant the status of martyrs to personnel who go missing during a mission; at most, they are simply missing persons.

Unlimited ammo doesn't comply with the law of conservation of energy! Could it be... Alien high technology? Perhaps there's a matrix inside that absorbs metallic elements from the air, constantly generating more bullets 🤔. Or maybe there aren't actually any bullets, and it's just a pulse gun shaped like a pistol, firing pulse waves?

In novels that combine science fiction and fantasy, there are always some "aristocrats" who develop a sense of superiority from reading fantasy. They constantly use a bunch of easily adaptable settings to belittle real-world technology, and they even enjoy typing on their "phones"—it's truly idiotic. The author didn't even write anything further, yet they just spout off things like nuclear bombs. Nuclear bombs aren't really that impressive in space.

Don't try to imagine how to fight against the great emperors in fantasy worlds with our current technological capabilities. After all, how many years has it been since the First Industrial Revolution? How long does cultivation take in fantasy worlds? Moreover, it all depends on the author's setting. How things unfold in the later stages of the tech tree depends on the author's imagination.

This isn't right, is it? I just said it was unwatchable because the physical constants aren't consistent. I didn't insult anyone or do anything else to discredit them. Why was the post deleted? Did I say something wrong? If you don't bring up science and instead switch to fantasy, who cares? It's not like people don't watch fantasy.

When will you update more chapters? I only read a little bit each day and then it's over.