I Can Go Three Thousand Years into the Future

It's annoying to watch, the main character has no IQ at all.

I really don't want to be a savior. One writes about science and the other writes about fantasy. The author's previous routines are exactly the same as others. I hope the author can break away from the restrictions and express himself. This is just the result of being criticized.

It's good to watch when it's pretentious, and the plot is good, but the male protagonist has a talent for cultivation and generally has a high understanding. Later, the talent for cultivation should be improved through heavenly materials and earthly treasures. After all, he has the resources of two time and space. He has a feeling of being a genius. Vote for it.

Let me ask, does the author not know that copying knowledge is the best way to maximize profits? Wouldn't it be nice for him to be a copywriter? You fucking copied the technology from three thousand years ago to three thousand years ago, and then copied it again three thousand years later. Infinite nesting dolls, this is not invincible! No matter how low-level the cultivation civilization is, it cannot withstand high technology! There are people called warriors and so on who are studying technology together. Wouldn't it develop faster? Even if you copy the exercises in batches, it will work! The author has never read "Forty Thousand Years of Cultivation", so he doesn't understand how awesome it is that cultivation can be combined with technology! 😡

Has the author read that I really don't want to be the savior?

It's too stressful. How can the protagonist take off with such a boos-level enemy in the early stage? ? ? And today's plot is too awkward. With the protagonist's current strength, he can force the world to execute the plan. There is no need to make it so heartbreaking.

When is the author going to solve the problem of the protagonist's cultivation...? It's not embarrassing for you to write with such a low level of cultivation for us, but it's also embarrassing for us to read it. In the original world of 3,000 years ago, it won't be long before someone with a higher level of cultivation than the protagonist appears. Isn't it uncomfortable to read?

The whole text is full of feudal slavery thoughts

IQ is in a hurry, 14 days left, 14 times scored,? ? ? ? ? ? ? It doesn't take time to leave, destroy satellites simultaneously, no time, no planning, can the top management trust you immediately? ? ?

It's okay, but I feel like it wasn't handled well. When I went to the future for the second time, looking at history, meteorites shouldn't be able to stop it, right? Why do I remember that the scenery did not change when the protagonist came to Nanqun in the future? What about craters? The Kuten-in Temple should have disappeared along with Nandu. How could it be copied? Also, when I went there for the third time, the protagonist was a little extreme. I agree that the countercurrent organization can be destroyed, but as a superior, you must consider what to do if you can't defeat it? The fate of all mankind is in your hands, and it is in the hands of the Queen. Is it just over? If you can't defeat it, will all mankind be wiped out? No chance for revenge? Civilization is gone? The most important thing is that when fighting, people under 16 years old, the elderly, ordinary people, and low-level combatants are of no use, right? Why not organize a few groups and let them go? I think it should be possible to secretly organize several teams of people (a leader who has a heart for humanity and is willing to dedicate himself to the fire of mankind to preserve civilization leads a team of low-level warriors) to go to the depths of the universe at different times and in different directions, waiting to come back with revenge several times stronger. Last but not least, the third future has developed a thousand years in advance and still knows the end. Don't those emperors know that some human beings can go to the universe a thousand years in advance? Don't you know how to mobilize people to develop into the universe? Isn't it important to preserve civilization without knowing how powerful the enemy is? If the enemy is a human civilization discovered during the meteorite three thousand years ago, we can also secretly send a group of secret spaceships away.

Kind of like I'm really not the savior

This book is good, but its popularity is a bit low

I have seen... A familiar style of writing, which is combined with seemingly incredible scientific theories of the universe to explain the so-called spiritual practice. The same conceptual gold finger, without fixed and rigid routines, uses the protagonist's personal endless search to promote the plot, and uses descriptions similar to philosophy to create suspense and profundity. This style is like a firefly in the dark night in Qidian fantasy novels. The last time I saw something like this, it was a character named... My right hand has mutated... I have a vague guess... I don't know

Let me tell you, in any cultivation practice, we must study technology together and study the combination of exercises and technology. Technology is the ultimate criterion for judging a civilization, isn't it? Also, why didn't the author tell people in the future and ask them to help him deduce the impact and butterfly effect based on the time when the protagonist left? Help the protagonist move towards a better future? In fact, I think the author does not necessarily only write about one cultivation system, but also engages in the contention of a hundred schools of thought. Not bad either

The third chapter of the Golden Chapter was poisoned and died. First, you paid attention to the events of the first year after you went to 3000 years ago. Are there only three major events in 3000 years? Second, you go back in time and tell a certain leader three thousand years later that you are from the past, but as mentioned before, you will only be able to maintain a well-off life three thousand years later. Why can you meet the leader? Third, you said you woke up only after you died in the apocalypse. You were still in the apocalypse in the past. The country is very busy, and it is even more impossible to see a little person like you. There are still more than ten days before you are likely to encounter a meteorite attack in this world. Compared with the end of the world over there, the leader here is a little more leisurely, and you are more likely to see him.

Travel through three thousand years, and the protagonist dies three thousand years later?

What about this theme?

I can't understand why the author traveled through time again. Please explain.

If the author sees it and approves it, he can give me more details. Thank you very much to the author 😁

What is this world view of yours! Dissuaded from quitting after one chapter! For the first time, I admire an author like you!