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Are you serious when you see the author of Unlocking Memories? What memory do you have that is worth unlocking one thousandth of a time? The boss of reincarnation? Or is it from the so-called ancient saint?

It is best not to have a female protagonist. The female protagonist in the Anti-Japanese War novel is too dramatic and looks down on mediocre-looking ones. There is basically no living conditions for beautiful women, and it is impossible to have them. I have read several Liangjian novels, and the female protagonists are all fair-skinned and beautiful, even in a big city. In rural areas, people don't have enough to eat, they work in the sun and rain every day, and the Japanese come to raid from time to time. Where does beauty come from?

Why does it feel like when Li Yunlong meets the protagonist, he is like a dog looking down on others? Suddenly I have a feeling that if I don't stay here, I have my own place to stay. It's better to stay with Lao Ding.

This book is very well written at the beginning. The logic is smooth and the writing is good. The protagonist also made reasonable and full use of his golden finger. However, what I wrote went astray. The protagonist gets involved in the spy war inexplicably. From the moment the superior arranges for the protagonist to learn espionage skills, the transition is quite abrupt. Does the author feel that there are too many time-travel special war stories, so he forcibly adds spy war content to find a new way to attract clicks? To be honest, it was quite a failure. As a person who has never engaged in espionage work, why should you fight against those ace spies and veteran spies? Either the author forcibly outsmarts the opponent and you win the fight; or the protagonist is killed by the opponent! The content of the trip to Jinmen seemed so blunt and embarrassing.

The advantage of this book compared to other Liangjian novels is that the identity of the protagonist has been verified. The other protagonists are either returned overseas Chinese (no father, mother, relatives or classmates), or they are poor farmers of the eighth generation (who understand astronomy at the top, geography at the bottom, and Japanese in the middle)

After reading it, I unlocked the memory once after reading so many chapters. What's the use? ? You might as well unlock them all at once.

It's a rare and refreshing novel, but without a female protagonist, I feel like something is missing!

Come on, anti-Japanese dramas are better without female protagonists

I've read more than 2 chapters and I can't even remember it. It's not a fantasy novel. Is this necessary?