I Lay Low Across the Myriad Worlds, Yet Somehow Became a Traitor

Isn't this Time Travel Bureau the largest group of time travellers? I can travel through time, but you can't. Maintaining the peace you define all over the world =_= It's a bit old and beautiful.

Hey, the subject matter of this book is really good, and the content is also very good, but it is really uncomfortable to read all the yellow stalks, and it is really painful to read.

Douluo Continent or not? The time traveler Tang San is the biggest cancer. Without Tang San, Qian Renxue's template is the destined protagonist. Go to the timeline of the first part to support the original protagonist Qian Renxue, and then go to the second timeline after a while to teach Huo Yuhao's red thoughts to resist the feudal dynasty and the god king Tang San.

In Chapter 5, the plot of the Bureau of Transportation - Lu Ren and Yue Buqun - Lu Ren checks each other's private memories. Some book friends think this is "greening oneself". The key point of difference is that after the protagonist travels into multiple individuals, is he still himself? Some book friends believe that after the protagonist travels across time and space into multiple individuals, each of them is himself in a parallel world, and the relationship between them is that of "isotopic entities". This is equivalent to the difference between a clone and the original body. I personally think that the protagonist of the "simultaneous time travel" stream is essentially an individual. It's just that due to the influence of time travel, one individual exists in multiple forms. When they touch each other, they briefly fall into an individual state. The other person's experience is their own experience, and the other person's ability is their own ability. When they separated, they became multiple individuals.

Looking at the introduction, I think the author may not be able to grasp it! ,,,,

I didn't want to accept it at first. After all, I can accept whatever I can accept. I can't accept whatever I can't accept even if I explain it. It's hard to change one's mind. If I have the time, it would be better to add two more words, but it's a bit annoying that this keeps appearing in the book review section, so I won't care about the book. The conclusions in the book review section may scare away other readers who can accept it. A book about the Clone Bankai style will inevitably face a question: Are the protagonists in different worlds the same person? Are certain aspects of memory to be completely let go, or are they reserved to each other? Two different options will have different problems. Letting go is the problem with my book. Many people abandon the book after the fifth chapter. If they keep it, they have to face a problem. If they don't know what they have done, how can they lick their faces and say that they are themselves in other worlds? I've seen this kind of handling, and to be honest, I feel a little resentful of this kind of handling. I couldn't agree that it was the same person in this situation, so I chose to let it go. Of course, there will be many people who cannot accept it. If they can understand it, just leave. Just like there are readers who cannot accept other contents in my book, there is no problem. The audience is just different. Regarding Lu Ren's state, some people say that different worlds are different individuals, not the same person, but the setting is that they are the same person! It is very simple to explain this state. For example, some readers interpret it from the settings of Da Luo in many online articles. In addition to this, it can also be explained from other aspects. For example, in science fiction, from the moment of time travel, after splitting into countless parts, Lu Ren is not a person, but a will. If they come into contact in the dark space, they can form a community. After separation, they will own everything of the other party. Lu Ren is not bound by the world or the body. Or, to explain this state with the same individual as a fairy, Lu Ren in different worlds is actually a person reincarnating into different worlds. In Lu Ren, as an individual, everything he experienced is actually on the same timeline, but they share the same initial memory and can jump out of their own timeline to communicate with their past and future. It creates the illusion of traveling at the same time, and the world is different anyway. From the point of view of the non-uniform time of all the heavens and worlds, this explanation is okay, right? In short, Lu Ren is the same person. Even in different worlds, he made different choices due to different encounters. However, these choices are also driven by some of the natures shared by Lu Ren. A bit of astringent instincts, a little bit of cowardice, and while enjoying enjoyment, he will also consider many things for the sake of survival. Just like Hong Luren, after becoming an artificial intelligence, he can hide in corners where the umbrella cannot find him to collect resources to relieve his boredom. Xiongren achieves hegemony because he has no sense of security and needs to resolve all threats before he can enjoy it with peace of mind. Yue Luren always needs someone to take the blame for his actions, so that he can rest assured. I just went through the management bureau and fell in love with the rich woman. I have no idea of ​​​​working hard for the time being, well... For the time being! After all, the title of this book is Er Wu Zai.

The subject matter is good, but one thing that was unfortunately not handled well is that the Traveler Administration in the novel is too powerful, and the coverage of the Traveler Administration is too wide. According to the novel, it covers all the worlds. What's the point? It makes the protagonists in each world afraid to cause trouble, and the original plot must be maintained (this is really frustrating, after all, just to avoid being caught by the Traveler Administration), you have to act every day , I don't ask you to do anything crazy, but at least you have to have the freedom to choose), which gives people a very frustrated feeling. Anyway, I have read hundreds of chapters, and I haven't seen any main line, and I haven't seen anything exciting. The whole novel has a very bland feeling, and even the hierarchy system in the novel is just mentioned casually. I really don't feel how powerful the protagonist is except that the rich woman is very strong.

A world should not only include the scope described by the plot. The vast starry sky outside the place where the plot takes place seems to have been ignored. For example, the world of Condor Heroes is usually written as a low martial arts world, while the Fengyun world is written as a middle martial arts world. The distinction between high and low is only determined by the content of the plot description, but the starry sky is not included. Are the celestial bodies (suns, stars, black holes, river systems...) In the Fengyun world higher than the celestial bodies in the Deer and Cauldron world? Assuming that there are aliens with level 7 civilization in the starry sky of The Deer and the Cauldron world, but the plot has not been written, and there are only aliens with less than level 4 civilization in the starry sky of the Fengyun world, then the Fengyun world is not more advanced than the world of The Deer and the Cauldron. Of course, if these so-called "all heavens" "Myriad Worlds" only covers the scope of the plot, and the stars are just illusions hanging in the sky, and there is no starry sky and universe. Then this so-called "All Heavens and Myriad Worlds" is too small and pitiful. The combined volume of 100 million "worlds" in the real universe is probably not even comparable to a river system.

This novel is going to collapse. . . The author does not decide on the world, and writes whatever comes to his mind, regardless of priority. . . It's a puddle of mud. Others don't know it, but I mainly want to see through the plot of Lu Ren in the management bureau. .

The setting and plot are too confusing. Everything else is fine. If you look carefully, you can sort out the clues. The key lies in the setting of the world. A world is as fragile as a bubble. If it moves slightly, it will either be destroyed or reset. Take the proud protagonist as an example. The upgrading of a warrior is the upgrading of the world. If you are not careful during the upgrading process, the world will be destroyed. However, the problem is that you, a warrior, cannot even reach the explosion star, but you can destroy the entire world. The key to this world is the view of the universe, not the view of the planet. As for the energy level setting, I am even more speechless. This is your view of the universe. Even a strong person with the level of Emperor Zhetian can easily do it. If you cannot reach this level, it can only be said that the world is different, not that it is unbearable. ps: The setting is lofty, but the performance is extremely disappointing.