The Ever-Faster Speedster

The title is The Never-Ending Speedster, but when I saw the Pirates chapter, I kept emphasizing that the protagonist finally stopped at the court box world to establish a base. I really didn't like this plot. Isn't the protagonist's setting a game of traveling through different worlds? Stopping in a world to establish a base is too boring! After reading so many chapters, I found that the protagonist is a cowardly person who fits my mentality very well. But the author keeps emphasizing the timeline and puts a layer of restraint on the protagonist. Although he said that the protagonist can ignore the timeline, it turns out that he only paid lip service to it. In the end, he accepted Lily as his disciple and went to the court box, where he was tricked into losing the speed force. After all, don't build your base in Tingxiang. With your speed and unlimited energy, wouldn't it be better to build a world into a safe rear area by yourself? Make your own rules. When you go to the courtyard, the rules are made by others. Isn't it uncomfortable? And is it safe? Then there are some timeline arrangements like Lily's that are indispensable. The protagonist learns the news about the future in advance, and then has to do something. It is really uncomfortable. If you like Lily and want to accept her as a disciple, you can change the method. If you want to go to the court box, you can also change the method. Instead of this fate, it is really uncomfortable. Just like when you have nothing to do at home and want to read a book, your parents ask you to read it. Although they all go to read a book, there is a difference between deciding to read it yourself and being asked to read it by someone else.

I really like this book. Speedsters should not be restrained, but I got choked up when I saw Chapter 8. On the journey of freedom, I stepped on a lump named Weiwei. Then I came in and read the comments. The latter part seemed not ideal. Have you taken a girl to time travel?

Gwen

How could a book about the Speed ​​Force not have a post discussing the Speed ​​Force? Let me start first. About the omnipotence of the Speed ​​Force. The omnipotence of the Speed ​​Force is a false concept. Although I don't know to what extent the Speed ​​Force will be modified by the author, the omnipotence of the Speed ​​Force is nothing more than two aspects.     1. In DC, the Speed ​​Force is one of the "seven powerful forces" that created the multiverse, and is the origin force that created the concept of "motion". To borrow Newton's words, the Speed ​​Force is the "first driving force" of the DC multiverse. Derived from this, things like "temperature", "entropy", "time", etc. Can all be classified as the scope of the speed force. I remember someone said why those powers appeared in the book, it was because of this. The Speed ​​Force is called the "fifth fundamental force" in DC, but fundamentally, the Speed ​​Force is the only force in the DC universe. 2. Because the nature of the Speed ​​Force is higher than time, the time covered by the Speed ​​Force also becomes the domain of the Speed ​​Force. Therefore, through time, the Speed ​​Force can record all information from the past to the present, including all knowledge. As the saying goes, "omniscience is omnipotence", if you can read all of these, you will naturally be omnipotent.                                                                                                                                                                                             but but also the brilliance of other powers. Secondly, if you can achieve "omnipotence" through "omniscience", it is still possible to put it in the DC universe, but under the world view of comprehensive comics, you suddenly need to cover the past world by world until it is covered... What is the popular name now? The omnipotent universe?          ，，"""""" It also has the counter-force stasis force as its full power. The protagonist's road to becoming omnipotent has a long way to go.                                                                                                                                                                                                           p. S. Make the book review section lively

After reading a few chapters, I couldn't bring myself to read. The author placed the protagonist in too high a position. All living beings are passers-by, and only I stand for eternity. The interaction with other people seems illusory and empty. There is no rich emotional ties and communication fun. The protagonist's golden fingers are too wide, and there is no sense of expectation brought about by the increase in strength. He seems very indifferent to everything. Although he looks very free and easy, he is rootless, which makes me unable to stop reading!

It's not like Marvel has used this as a setting since it introduced multidimensionality. Other fantasy worlds may not necessarily be multidimensional, but his single entity may be much stronger than your multidimensional one.

If you keep it, you will die, and it will be cut too quickly.

I like speedsters very much. You ask me why because he is fast and I am also fast, but speedster is faster, so I like her very much. (Author, please don't always write Japanese comics and American comics)

After reading a little bit, I was suddenly touched by one of the sentences, "We are destined to be invincible all the way."

Speedster is just an abbreviation. This novel is actually called Speedster. The author is so short that it's scary (doge).