Stop! This Isn't Proper Educational Content
快住手，这根本不是正经科普
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- Completed
- Length
- 741k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 3y ago
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340Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
15.1kFans
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The concept is good, and the previous writing was also good, but the appearance of a mysterious force feels a bit out of place. It's an evolution from urban fiction to fantasy, and there's no sense of anticipation at all. If you want a large readership, I suggest revising it and avoiding excessive amounts of combat power and technology.
Time-Space Capture Bureau!!!
What exactly is this "Time Capture Bureau"? It's supposed to be for capturing time travelers and time-travelers? There are tons of questions, and the logic is flawed. The only people they could catch by winning the lottery are reincarnated individuals and actual winners. You're saying it's absolutely impossible for anyone to win? That's nonsense!
It really was Mr. Lee and Mrs. Park who opened the door for their son; Lee Park had arrived home.
The beginning was alright, but what the heck is the Time and Space Administration Bureau, and what's Area 51?
I wanted to complain after watching it, but I didn't know how to put it. In short, it was just... Well...
Having read over forty chapters, I'd like to offer some personal opinions. The book states that ancient people and Qin Shi Huang were limited by their knowledge and couldn't understand extraterrestrials. Does that mean modern people aren't? Does being a modern ordinary person who time-travels and is reborn suddenly understand politics and military affairs?
It's acceptable if the protagonist isn't super powerful, but you can't just let any random member of an organization cause the protagonist with a system to lose their memory. After reading dozens of chapters, the purpose of the system hasn't been demonstrated at all; its existence is practically meaningless.
I was completely confused and only vaguely understood what I was seeing.
You might as well say that the longer one lives, the taller one becomes. Many ancient historical sites have enormous gates. That's how giants came to be. However, longevity also has its limits, roughly 15,000 to 20,000 years.
The first story was boring; it was purely for science, and I don't know if it was made up or true. It didn't even give a conclusion, so what's the point?