
I Really Did Transmigrate
我真是穿越者
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Time Travel
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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After reading Chapter 12, tell me your feelings. In the first four chapters, the author's writing style is okay and seems quite comfortable. From Chapter 5 onwards, I was really offended by the protagonist's intelligence. After the protagonist forces Tomoko out, he has obviously taken the initiative and can impose various conditions on the countries in this world in order to test the bottom line. For example, the protagonist can ask for various material information and so on, and then check the research while waiting for the charging to be completed, and finally reveal the trump card of the Dark Forest Law. But the protagonist in the article really rubs the reader's IQ to the ground.
Now it seems that the author has no main line or outline, he writes whatever comes to mind, and he has basically no social experience. He is like a good baby, and many of his ideas are naive and stupid. Originally, we didn't have very high requirements for the novel, but it couldn't have basic social logic. We were already under a lot of pressure, and a naive and stupid protagonist would be even more popular. Even if we write a protagonist who kills people after a slight friction, we are comfortable. If we want to make readers more comfortable, we can just have an abortion and upgrade, so that everyone can vent their spirits!
After reading the rest, I really don't want to read anymore. There are so many advanced technologies, the operation of setting up a company, and this way of writing, I gave up the desire to continue reading. I just cooperate with the country directly, and the technology is presented bit by bit or explained directly. Isn't it good? Isn't your family protected? Are there no protection from relatives and friends? You can even experience traveling to other galaxies next time you travel to the future world, give up! ! !
From Chapter 19 to Chapter 28, there is too much grinding. It takes more than ten chapters to negotiate and cooperate.
The latest chapter: Golden Finger has become a technological product, please modify it, it still feels g.
In order to show off, he didn't even have to use his brains. The protagonist's technology can be said to be invincible, but in the end, he was so fucked up by a foreign company that he didn't even dare to fart loudly.
This protagonist's IQ is worrying. I still like the kind of characters with explosive IQs.
Only 5 sets of ultra-nano protective equipment were produced, one for the female owner of the suspended car, and one for each of the three college roommates. He has no biological parents, so he is really a filial son. 👍👍👍
MD said he wanted to hide while he took off his clothes and stood on the street.
Stick to Chapter 112 until the future protagonist leaves a message
Write about traveling through another world, can't you be more relaxed? Why come up with a time reincarnation conspiracy theory? I could barely watch the previous protagonist going to the high-tech world and not copying knowledge, copying documents, and opening a company in the real world. But when the future protagonist leaves messages, future crises, and conspiracy theories, I really can't stand it. I hate this kind of fatalism the most.