Publicly Revealing Transmigrators: Cultural Invasion of a Parallel Blue Star
公开穿越者：文化入侵平行蓝星
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- Completed
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- 994k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Why am I called an idiot even though I'm also a time traveler and I've revealed my identity? What went wrong?
I suddenly realized this subject matter is quite niche.
I want to see a clash between two world cultures, not just the main character doing a wilderness livestream.
Here's a question: You attack a country from various angles, then the protagonist is an outcast, and in the end, he proves he really is a time traveler. What happens to him?
Here's a suggestion for all you book lovers. Guan Zhangping! Especially the section on military history—make sure to turn it off! The comments are all arguments, full of half-baked knowledge and backstabbing, reminiscent of elementary school students who "jump out to praise a little-known expert while simultaneously belittling more famous figures to show off their supposed culture."
The subject matter was quite good, but the content wasn't handled well. Take Li Bing as an example. Li Bing is great because he designed the Dujiangyan Irrigation System in a very ingenious way under extremely limited technical conditions. However, the author completely ignores the power of industrialization.
At first, I liked the premise and formula, but the questions supposedly used to disprove the claims were completely useless; they just forced the plot forward. I'm deleting the book after this rant. An expert claims there's an incredibly impressive water conservancy project on Earth, and then asks if Earth has one too. What does that have to do with whether someone is a time traveler?
The later selection of topics wasn't very good. Popular music is too broad, and everyone has different tastes, so it's impossible to select the best music. Therefore, the selections didn't convince the public. And although I'm proud of my country, there's really no need to overhype it... Is it serious to praise Wang Feng in the rock genre? I'm not saying he's bad, but comparing him to those rock giants is just too awkward...
No, it's full of mistakes, and the plot is dragging. The biggest problem is that it completely undermines the other world.
It's well-written, but the subject matter is a pity. Overall, it lacks a sense of exhilaration because the identity of the time traveler is public and transparent, so the scenes of showing off and getting slapped in the face don't have much effect.