
You’d Better Listen to the Space-Time Administration
要听时空管理局的话
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 11mo ago
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How naive! If you're a leftist who looks down on Optimus Prime, why not just persuade him to join? Besides, in that universe, without Optimus Prime, humanity would have been Megatron's slave long ago. Your intrusive and disdainful attitude is repulsive. It seems the author is better suited to living under Megatron's rule as a slave.
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I still find time-travel stories more enjoyable to read when the protagonist is someone like Dr. Chen. This author's protagonist is so pretentious; there are always one or two chapters that are utterly nauseating. Plus, he goes to fight ancient gods without any self-defense skills, and the story gets increasingly weak and unconvincing as it progresses.
I can't understand what they're writing anymore; it's all jumbled up.
I don't know why, but this book gives me a pretentious feeling. It's a bit awkward.
I'm speechless. They write their favorite characters as positively as possible and their disliked characters as negatively as possible, completely disregarding what the characters are like in the original work.
The story is too fragmented and chaotic.
The author suddenly leaves inexplicable plot holes while writing, perhaps intending to create a subtle clue for the reader, but the actual effect is rather baffling, leaving the reader completely confused. I first came across this book in a section, but I stopped reading after reading the part where the Red Queen sent clones to use sheer numbers to defeat Terraria's giant eyeball.
Let me talk about the problems that have recently occurred. First of all, I subscribed to the entire series and enjoyed watching it. I felt there were no problems up to One Piece. I think the transition issues that others mentioned are fine, and I can follow the author's ideas. But when it came to One Piece, it felt like a completely different person.
It's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw it away.
It's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw it away.
Pacific Rim was much better without the main character getting involved; the situation got worse when the main character arrived.