I Don't Want to Transmigrate into This Desperate World
绝望的我不想穿越
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Infinite Flow
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- 3y ago
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It's boring. The protagonist is nothing special—no mental immunity, no precognition, almost no interaction with the system, and the rewards are meaningless. The time travel is non-stop; you're barely back before moving on to the next one, not even given a moment to catch your breath.
The author's writing is quite good, and the theme is fresh. I'm sick of reading about Konoha, Marvel, and Douluo Continent every day, and most of those authors' writing is also weak. I hope the author can persevere.
After finishing watching Claymore, here are my thoughts. The writing style is decent, and the descriptions and narration are acceptable. However, the character development and plot are major flaws. I've never read any eerie comics like Uzumaki before, so it was still appealing to me. Up until Black Tide was written by Imokku, it was pretty good.
The premise is good, but it's too niche. The protagonist is too saintly; those who like this kind of story are mostly readers who enjoy darker themes, so it will likely flop. Changing the protagonist's personality would make it too saintly for him to survive in this kind of world.
When writing a book in China, please show the most basic respect to the people's police.
The first half was amazing, but unfortunately the plot got weaker later on. The ending left me feeling emotional. It's unlikely I'll ever find a book like this again.
To summarize the book reviews, this author simply translated horror comics into Chinese, and to avoid accusations of plagiarism, added a dispensable protagonist.
Author, I hope you can keep this up. Please, I want to see light, not darkness in a novel. Isn't reality dark enough? I read novels hoping my spirit can be illuminated by a glimmer of light, not continue to sink into darkness.
You know what? I really liked the very first few chapters. I kept thinking about the protagonist returning to the world of the head balloons, wanting to see what his daughter was like now. The protagonist in the early chapters had goals and made progress, but now he has nothing left but the same old invincibility and all sorts of mismatched characters.
The subject matter is alright, but replacing "police" with "cops" is just too offensive. If it were a movie, the word "cops" wouldn't be used that often; but in a novel, the author should check how frequently that word appears—it's incredibly disrespectful to the profession.