Dreaming Through the Heavens: My Abilities Can Be Saved

Of the three golden chapters, the second one was sent to my death. They already have the ability to get a permanent certificate with a golden touch, yet they still want to mess with your crappy Huaqiangbei. They've had this technology for decades. And they're still trying to cheat someone out of a stolen phone. I'm dying of laughter

How dare you, the main character, talk about repairing mobile phones? This is based on the author's personal experience? Perhaps it's a personal experience of stealing a phone? They finally couldn't hold back any longer, and now the phone repairman is trying to scam programmers? If you knew even one of these things—programming or repairing phones—you wouldn't be this difficult to deal with. XD

The protagonist in Chapter 3 is so pathetic. A stolen phone isn't even worth your time?! Spending 4000 yuan to buy it? You wouldn't even pay that much for a used one!

Sigh, how should I put it about his personality? Sometimes he's so polarized. At first, he'd just try to kill him outright and steal the prescription, but then he'd just exchange it and not even bother to come up with a backup plan. Didn't he already win the lottery once? He has absolutely no sense of caution.

So, the three golden chapters are about the protagonist's criminal record? What kind of garbage is this?

A stolen secondhand phone worth 7000 yuan was bought by a phone repairman for 4000 yuan—it's ridiculous. Even 1000 yuan is too high; he has no common sense.

Hopefully, it won't be like the last book, full of plot holes. It had overpowered abilities yet still died of old age, didn't participate in the plot but still acted like a character, rushed through a single world, and then created a chat group after becoming powerful. It was okay when the protagonist was weak in the early stages, but what was the point of the later parts? I've been writing about renaming clones for so long I've forgotten the protagonist's name.

After seeing the attitude towards Zhu Yuanzhang, I decisively deleted the book. What trashy protagonist can be compared to Zhu Yuanzhang?

Could you please remove the opening line that he's a tycoon from Huaqiangbei? He's lived for seventy or eighty years, and this is what he is? Did he lose his brain after time-traveling back?

This book feels similar to the "Innate Skill" series, which started with a strong initial plot but became a terrible read later. Aside from the fact that the story was abandoned, the author never actually describes the protagonist's strength. It's as if he can just barely beat anyone, resulting in inconsistent power levels and a lot of fights.