The Era After Transmigration

The Chinese people and the Japanese people are united, with only one enemy: Japanese imperialism and the traitors to the Chinese nation. (Mao Zedong, May 1941)

Drawn in by the desire for revenge, you ended up copying movies and making short videos, offering your ideas for others to copy just to get a meal from someone? Weren't you the one who got drafted? Now you're repaying a debt of gratitude? Goodbye.

Have you ever heard of the saying, "Severing the Roots of the Jianghu"?

The point of a time-travel story is that the protagonist knows the plot and then changes the world. Your writing is worse than creating an original world. 🤫🤫🤫🤫

It felt like sightseeing across multiple worlds. Although I visited worlds that other people had traveled through, the main storyline didn't seem to change much, and the protagonist didn't delve much into the story. Most of the creative ideas were in the background, and the protagonist's character design was quite ordinary and lacked any distinctive features.

I suddenly realized that the protagonist is essentially an alien/otherworldly being in the story's world. We're used to thinking of the protagonist as Chinese, but in reality, the protagonist shouldn't have any cultural identity with any country. The protagonist's reasons for fighting are twofold: first, Huang Feihong in the first world had been kind to him; and second, it's purely a righteous stance of resisting invasion and colonization.

This person really seems quite old. The author is probably not young either. The plot is all the same old formula. And it's not even close to being a "feel-good" story. Basically, the first dozen or so chapters build up tension, then the next few chapters provide some relief, then a few more chapters build up tension, then the next dozen or so chapters build up tension again, and then some more…

The Thirty-Six Heavenly Spirits, the First and Second Beauties of Jinling, a Demon Star Descends, Bringing Great Calamity to Humanity. Blood becomes rouge, withered bones are sewn into wedding gowns, a thousand beauties are killed, ten thousand beauties are slaughtered together.

To rant about the plot: Years ago, a group of cultivators created a spaceship through their research into the principles of all things, and then took their families to outer space. Meanwhile, their offices on Earth regressed due to technological gaps and ineffective knowledge dissemination (the reason for this regression is hard to understand; Earth's inhabitants are also human, and so are those…

Let me share my thoughts after reading the first part of the book. I feel there are several serious issues with this book, and I hope they will be helpful to the author. 1. The protagonist is an original inhabitant of the original world, which makes it difficult to immerse oneself in the story. In fact, it could be set up as an Earthling who travels back in time and has a system.