Global Check-In: Travel to Become Stronger

The author's writing is truly phenomenal; every chapter presents a plot twist, turning every satisfying moment into a painful one, making the enjoyment last less than a page. And yet, there's also the brilliance of a master author.

I originally wrote a long post to criticize you, but as I read on, I felt speechless, and I felt like I'd become ten years younger.

This book is definitely in the top ten worst; I skimmed through it.

Well written, but don't write like that again; the protagonist's halo is too strong.

He's a real idiot, like a stupid dog.

Keep it up, you came all the way from a big star!

That dog doesn't know how to use a dog's tail; it's brainless and incredibly stupid.

I hope there will be less probing and inexplicable conflict later on; it felt a bit forced (or maybe it's just me). I understand the plot demands it, but wouldn't it be better to let things unfold more naturally? 🙂🙂🙂

It's so good, it turned my ten-year-old cerebral thrombosis into a cerebral infarction.

This is rubbish. 100 Million per pill, and they even track you? Tactics from ten years ago are more sophisticated than this.