I Save the World by Transmigrating into a Book

Nowadays, when reading a book, you first look at the setting and then the framework. Start reading with a basic score of 80. When you see the poisonous points, you will -1-10-5. But after reading the first story of this book, I felt that many of the author's small settings were very comfortable. Some of the poisonous points that were easy to appear were cleverly avoided or blurred, and I felt like +1+1+1. But in the second story, as soon as the male protagonist comes out, he feels like he is overbearing. Alas

I hope that even if there is a male protagonist, it will be a single male protagonist, or we can break up and find another one, but there are too many men and I don't like it.

Sister, let me give you some popular science. Not all Chinese medicines have a shelf life. The shelf life is a bullshit thing that only appeared after my country joined the WTO. Chinese medicines include soups (this is basically drunk on the spot, treating acute and long-term diseases) pills (which are honey pills. Due to the special nature of honey, it is not a problem to store them for 80 years) and powders (this is for treating chronic and stubborn diseases, usually five years). It's not a problem), ointment (it's just plaster, generally this kind of medicine is in short supply, as long as it's still sticky and it hasn't deteriorated for three years, no problem), wine (it's medicinal wine, this one is amazing, the older you get, the better it gets, as long as it's sealed well, it's not a problem for a hundred years or even longer. I have a jar of medicinal wine made by my grandfather at home for more than 120 years), so the shelf life of traditional Chinese medicine is much longer than that of western medicine.

I'm so disgusted. In a martial arts novel, there is a real heroine with a golden finger. The author poisoned her (it's better not to play with such a bad guy). The author arranged for an indigenous man to rescue her. The author also asked the man to tell the woman that he would marry her. Sister, can you make the heroine stop craving men? The main plot is to save the world, and the dungeon world is to avenge the destruction of the family. With such a serious matter, why don't you forget to fall in love by the way? Why don't you just concentrate on finding a man in the urban love dungeon? The key point is that these men are of no use at all. The heroine can already be Carrie, a dungeon that can be cleared alone, so why do you need a tool man? When you add a man in and give him so many scenes, it feels like the heroine is going to be overpowered. Do you want to write a story about bringing up a girl? Can you not give the heroine a man? The author is great, or can you mark the one with cp in the introduction and filter out those who want to see without cp? After reading a few stories, the plot was pretty good and the heroine was okay too. It was like eating chocolate. As soon as the man came out, he felt like he had eaten a fly, and he kept hopping until it was over. Can anyone tell me if there is a copy of the heroine in the back and a man falls in love with her for no reason?

It is understandable if there is a male protagonist, but if there is a male protagonist in every world, it will be almost the same as an NP novel. You can have a male protagonist every few worlds, and it will take time to forget the people you live with.

It feels so uncomfortable to watch. Why would I not know what to do if I don't have a younger brother in this world? Is the heroine living for her younger brother? Just reading this sentence makes me sick

It's not that she is a person who travels through different worlds with a golden finger. Why can't she be as good as the male protagonist for some reason? She still has to find a male protagonist in every world. It feels very strange. I can't bear to look at her. It feels like she is deliberately suppressing the female protagonist! 😥😥😥😥😥😥

This is so cool. I thought it was a bit buggy when I saw the advanced brain technology being used so casually. Later, I felt that the author's setting of saving the world through world consciousness came full circle.

This book is very good. It is backed by the father of the country. There is no Long Aotian-style torture of scumbags, slaps in the face and various tricks to death. The heroine relies on absorbing all kinds of knowledge to strengthen herself. The subject matter is very good.

I have a guess that the reason for the poor subscription of this book is that a considerable number of readers were dissuaded by the introduction, because many people now watch female videos and do not like the heroine to have younger brothers, and just want them to be beautiful alone... In a book, especially in the fast-traveling genre, if there are too many male characters in many worlds, or there are far more positive images of men than women, it will also affect the reading experience (after all, everyone does not like to read a book and add trouble to themselves)