I Walk Through the Past, Carrying the Future Forward
我行走于过去，延续未来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 590k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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A Casual Reading List: Either the Blurb or the Story Is Unbeatable
2024.11.5: I noticed something interesting. The review sections often have comments asking for a “shennong,” a reader who can test whether a book is worth reading, but comments like that can make authors defensive. Recently I saw someone write, “This book is pretty good. Why are so few people reading it?” That way, the author doesn't feel awkward responding, and it can bring out some genuine opinions. Pretty interesting. 2024.9.8: I just remembered I had a book list. Time to resurrect it. 2023.5
Infinite Worlds, Overwhelming Power, Stat Point Builds, Simulator Dungeons, Wild Ideas, Behind-the-Scenes Stories
!! Please don't downvote or flame me!! This is a record of interesting books I've read myself!!! There's no need to force it if our tastes differ. Quality power fantasies of any genre, with wild ideas and flaws that don't outweigh their strengths. I'm especially fond of multiverse stories, infinite-flow novels, decisive protagonists, and stories without doormats. Right now, I'm looking for comedies and absurd, over-the-top stories where everyone mistakes the protagonist for a mastermind. My read
I've Recently Gotten Into Warhammer
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No Abandoned Novels
Let's start by refusing authors who abandon their novels.
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Faced with the golden apple incident, I chose... To eat the golden apple myself—what, you're saying I'm a man? How could you assume my gender? 😎
It's illogical. For a lost planet, there should be strong intervention. Instead, they're playing theorist. Theorism will only exacerbate class divisions, making subsequent integration and management impossible, leading to division. Don't say that forcibly upgrading civilization is bad; that's for foreign forces without cultural foundation. Isn't all of this still humanity's own doing?
The idea is alright, but the overpowered aspect is too great. If you can travel through time and reach any point in history, then you are basically omniscient and omnipotent in the human sense, and it is impossible for you to lose.
After reading the first few chapters, my definition of the protagonist kept wavering between "saintly" and "saintly hypocrite." To be honest, the protagonist feels quite abstract. He clearly wants to pursue justice, yet he's rigidly bound to the existing order. If the protagonist were a useless, powerless individual, that wouldn't be a problem.
Damn, I found this book too early. So annoying.
It's clear the author tried hard, but I still don't really enjoy reading this kind of science fiction. After all, there are parts that even sitting still wouldn't understand, but for us readers who do know a little, it can be quite awkward. Or some weapons designs are simply anti-human or anti-war. Just saying that makes you feel like someone's brain has been ripped off.
I've noticed the author doesn't seem to understand Greek mythology. How could a Titan possibly overthrow Zeus? Zeus is the strongest being in Greek mythology, able to spin all the gods except Typhon with one hand, and after acquiring the thunderbolt, he beat Typhon like a little brother. Hades isn't strong at all either; he's the kind of guy who could be scared to death by Poseidon.
Please don't abandon this project, please don't stop updating 🙏
Those who were drawn in by the synopsis and liked the charlatan/prophet genre found that there was very little charlatanism in the actual content.
This part was so awkward. First, the old-fashioned data theft, then the old-fashioned female companion getting caught while dawdling. Then a boss suddenly appears, creating a forced crisis, and finally, there's this forced, awkward sentimentality.