The Plane Development Plan

Marvel has ruined this. You're in a movie, time-traveled to a port, and bump into a professor? You save him without a second thought? Most importantly, you've been modified, and when asked about your future plans, you just say you're going back home? Put yourself in their shoes, would you let someone go home? It's a miracle you're not controlling them and using them as guinea pigs every day.

I don't understand why you want to build a high-tech factory in reality. You yourself have a huge secret; do you want to live a life constantly monitored? Or are you planning to abandon the real world? If you want to make money, haven't you already made money using your AI to buy lottery tickets and speculate in stocks? If you need a base to produce the equipment you need, you have the ability to travel between dimensions at any time; you can find a safe dimension to establish your own base!

There isn't a single pure science fiction story in all the myriad worlds. In the end, all the myriad worlds either become fantasy or magical fiction. Has pure science fiction already died out?

If you could time travel, what would you want to do? What would your goal be? After reading dozens of chapters, I still don't understand the protagonist's goal. Immortality? Collecting beautiful women? Ruling the world? Becoming stronger? Or traveling to every world? Whatever your purpose, it should be to travel to as many worlds as possible!

The main character isn't good enough? He was poisoned and raped... And he was unconscious?! The protagonist: I've cultivated for many years and am already at the peak of the Immortal Emperor realm... But I don't feel any breakthrough to the next realm... Maybe I should cultivate the power of cause and effect? Main character: There's still some unresolved karma... I'd better see... It's her...

After reading the first dozen or so chapters, I already have to complain. The protagonist can just randomly travel through time. Leaving aside high-fantasy/martial arts worlds—the starting point is too low, and the protagonist is focused on technology and martial arts—why didn't the second world just go to a world like "My Superman Ex-Girlfriend" and get a weakened version of Superman's power for…

Damn, what a waste of my time. Seriously, all they do is run around and fight, without exploring the underlying principles, just aimlessly wandering from one place to another. And then the ending.

Xiao Jiang wasn't one to provoke others, but since the other party had provoked him, he wasn't going to tolerate it. He looked at the beautiful Wang Yuyan and said, "Little girl, do you choose to go to a brothel or serve this master? Once you've chosen, I can deal with you.

It was alright at first glance, but later it became a bunch of empty rhetoric and self-righteous writing, with about 30% of the text criticizing others for being immoral and incompetent while praising himself for being great and righteous. Why don't you at least make the novel a little more interesting?

In the real world, if you're not short of money, you can smuggle and speculate in stocks to make ends meet. If you're patriotic, you can just get information from your superiors. But if you're writing a fantasy urban story with beautiful women all around you who love the protagonist, how can readers possibly relate to or identify with it?