My Time-Space Inn
我的超时空客栈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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178Chapters
2.1kRecommendations
9.6kFans
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Little Dragon Girl returns to the world of Condor Heroes with COVID-19.
I originally wanted to read about the Time-Traveling Inn, but it's gone off-topic. It seems the author is getting carried away and writing more about the protagonist's various adventures. What's the point of reading that?
Since she is Xiaolongnü, why not tell her the plot of The Return of the Condor Heroes? And why let Xiaolongnü be defiled by Yi Zhiping?
The plot is moving too fast. It was supposed to be the beginning of the spiritual energy revival, but as soon as the protagonist came into contact with the supernatural world, it felt like the world was about to descend into chaos. We just mentioned that the country had a strong control over the supernatural world, but it turns out that the loopholes are like sieves, with all sorts of monsters causing trouble.
Every time the protagonist has a lucky encounter, everything changes dramatically, and all sorts of powerful groups like the Dragon Group appear. And this has been going on for 22 years.
The beginning was alright, but then they started with some supernatural elements; it was already disgusting enough, and now they've added a Japanese anime! If I had known about Japanese anime, I wouldn't have watched it!
Just tell me, how do people who go to Dali end up falling into West Lake?
Why don't you just open your inn? Why run around everywhere? You don't have much skill, but you seem to enjoy it.
Finally, to be honest, without a large fan base, the "leveling up by defeating monsters" trope is simply unviable now. The part with Little Dragon Girl was okay, but the rest of the story, with all the monster-hunting quests and joining guilds, was just unbearable.
This protagonist must be an idiot. He has no abilities whatsoever, yet he immediately reveals his cheat-like powers right from the start, and then openly takes Xiaolongnu out to play around. Is he trying to hasten his own demise? Besides, even if he's trained in martial arts, he can't withstand modern weapons, right?