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The protagonist is too naive and seems to have not entered society. When you tell others about your cultivation method, aren't you afraid that others will publish it and say that you discovered it yourself?

It's just that the title and introduction are a bit confusing, but everything else is fine.

This book is also called "Rebirth as Dr. Oki from Another World" It is worth reading and very interesting.

The author has basically ordered all the books, but every time he writes about a turning point, he feels like he is off topic. For example, in this book, the nurturing scenes after the turning point are basically gone, and it feels a bit like that.

I have always felt that the author should try children's works. The author's writing style has an innocent feeling.

As we all know, the protagonist's early career and later career written by this author are completely unrelated. He may still be a cultivator now, and may be creating the world later.

Raising and Raising is finally over. What will be written in the new book? I can't quite finish reading this beast-controlling novel, but I still like the genius you wrote. I'm actually looking forward to Zhutian Ryu.

The writing is very appetizing, but too little.

I just found out about the new book when it came out, so hurry up and sign it

The portrayal of the protagonist is really strange. After spending so many chapters writing about growing up with civilization and talking about so many bottom lines and sense of responsibility, it suddenly turned to the "new era". The dragon veins of time and space in the old era were wiped out without any worries. However, this was obviously his previous backer and had never done anything to disgrace the protagonist. The Nirvana civilization also did not care at all, and only gave a dispensable right to follow. To be honest, after realizing the power of the new era, the protagonist has not made any efforts to save the Dream Universe. Huan can be said to be disappointed that he has no comrades and is not trusted. He has sacrificed his life, but the protagonist has done nothing. It's obvious that he abandoned his previous camp just to pursue more powerful power. It doesn't mean that he can't do this, but there is no foreshadowing at all. It is as if he has been brainwashed. In the final analysis, the subsequent genocide and invasion are real "villain behaviors", but they are purely for their own interests and are too separated from the character design of the previous two hundred chapters. But the protagonist is not a real person from another world. Nirvana civilization is the continuation of the earth, and the space-time dragon vein is the capital and identity of the second life. The protagonist has abandoned everything in the past, but the reason for abandonment is unclear. What does the author want to express? There is no fanaticism for the truth. The interest of the so-called cultivator is just "interest", and the character is not shaped to the level of "seeking the truth". What is left of the protagonist now? As a character, he is too thin, without a sense of heroism, and as a person, he has no "root". It seems that in China's feudal society, when they saw the advanced nature of foreign capitalism, they resolutely turned to foreign countries. That's fine. Then they destroyed their hometown and left instead of returning to their hometown. They waited for the Nirvana civilization to come to them and eliminated the opportunity for the resurrection of the dragon veins of time and space instead of finding ways to get rid of the erosion. They didn't even try hard. If he had such a character from the beginning, there would be no problem at all, but author, you said before that the protagonist is a good person with the same stance, but the stance changes so easily, without hatred, without transition, just because the opponent is stronger, doesn't the protagonist himself not want to be abandoned by the times? I don't understand why the author wrote this, why did he write down the dragon veins of time and space?