Control Everything from the Power of Thoughts

The classic can be ten miles uphill but wandering everywhere

Want to learn Dr. Chen in "Fantasy World Travel"? Relying on the power of weak thoughts to move the world?

In the classic stream of consciousness writing method, the author knows the plot well and will omit some things as foreshadowing, but the control is not enough. If too much is omitted, the article will appear fragmented.

Some novels make you feel refreshed after reading them, some novels make you scratch your head after reading them, and this novel makes you feel dizzy after reading them. General masters and a few high-level novels belong to the first type, with clear organization and a step-by-step story progression. Most novels are the second case. The most outrageous thing is that some novels seem to put you in a state of "chaos". I don't know if it's because I'm not suitable for this type of novel, or if there are others like me.

The writing is pretty good, but there is some conspiracy right from the beginning. The savior thing is a bit annoying and outdated.

The theory of telekinetic invincibility... Someone really writes a novel about this thing, speechless

There are exciting places, but for a novel, it is indeed too confusing and too slow. If it is written by a master, readers can stick to it until the middle and late stages. The book can take off, but it is still a bit too difficult for newcomers. For a book like this, it is too slow in the early stage and too much in the later stage. Maybe it would be better to leave the publishing house.

Being coerced by the authorities d(ŐдŐ๑)

It is recommended to clear up the comments. I saw a lot of venom in the comments section. I read this book three times. Just clicked in to take a look. Three times, missed three times.

Is it possible that the protagonist himself is the one going back in time?

I am number one on the list. Does the author have a fan base? 😎

I guess the second ability is something like a black hole of consciousness. The consciousness is not affected by time regression, and is immune to mental attacks, and it also enhances consciousness. I won't give examples, it's just a personal guess. It's just too slow to wait for updates 😆

Come on

It suddenly occurred to me that the protagonist should be regarded as a loophole in time reincarnation. It is not simply retaining memories (only retaining memories will result in a non-existent memory being inserted into the protagonist, which will only break the protagonist's original balance of consciousness), but the whole person escapes from reincarnation and then superimposes it on himself after reincarnation. It is a complement, just like Da Luo constrains the timeline.

Author? Isn't it going to be cold? 😭 There's so much groundwork, but the holes haven't been filled yet.

(^_^)

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