The Savior Is Always Crossing Over

The subject matter is really attractive to me, but I really can't stand the contents of the first few chapters. A top scientist who is highly valued by the country would actually go to the biggest rival country to seek investment because he has no research funds. Even such a highly valued scientist has to look for investment from outside. There must be so much corruption internally, so it is reasonable for this country to be finished 😒

The first mission is to go to the Manhattan neighborhood of the United States and rescue a beautiful woman single-handedly under the hands of the FBI, CIA, and major chaebols? Do you want to read what you are writing? I guess I haven't woken up yet from the dream.

It's so classic. The first contact person for the mission must be a female, and a genius girl. After the mission is completed, she becomes curious about the protagonist. In a series of strange operations, the genius girl knows the identity of the protagonist. Later, because the protagonist is kidnapped, the protagonist rescues the girl domineeringly and exposes himself. Later, he has to confess to the official and orders the official to protect the genius girl. In a series of mysterious operations, the genius girl is kidnapped and used to threaten the protagonist. The protagonist discovers that the traitor has entered the scene domineeringly, and then wakes up and breaks up with the officials.

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What I want to say is. There is no intelligence about a country at all. Just a commander. I don't believe it. There is only one on-site commander in the battle. No one can initiate follow-up instructions after he dies. Also missile attacks. Directly intercepted by the coast guard. Can the cruise ship go away? A cruise ship is definitely faster than a speedboat. Hey-hey

It can be seen from the article that the author seems to have never experienced social dangers 😥

I read a little bit, but I don't feel there is anything new. It's all about changing the soup without changing the medicine. Get something and then create an organization. You talk very convincingly and recruit people into the organization... It's the same old routine from the past.

This novel reminded me of Chaldea in the moon-shaped world, traveling through time and space for the survival of human history. . . .

Allah, what kind of miraculous organization are you doing? I don't want to see it anymore. It's all about the timeline, but it also has a bunch of rubbish about the word count. Copied from the Marvel Time Management Bureau. What's the use of trash that can't help the protagonist in another timeline? It also takes time to cultivate. According to the current setting, the protagonist goes back to the past to change the future. Slowly moving upstream in history. What is the use of miraculous organizations stuck in the lower reaches of history? Changing the past can erase the future

The protagonist talks too much. If you talk too much, you will make mistakes.

You might as well write about the savior of civilization, who comes to every dynasty and era to turn things around.

I hope to create a more normal villain, instead of being like the beginning, a cruel elite commander who kills his subordinates without any composure, an excellent intelligence officer who only trembles when talking to his boss, who is trained rigorously and has strong combat power but does not reflect his professionalism, and is treated like a rabbit. The agents I killed were okay, but the villain was too annoying to watch. This setting feels like being a goblin in a Western fantasy novel. Goblin lords, goblin elites, and goblin warriors all rushed forward. I got in, I lost, there is nothing to say.

I thought it was a salvation theme (resident evil, a comet hitting the earth), but the introduction actually includes Yu Shaobao's defense of Beijing and the King of Qin's sweep of Liuhe, which is a bit different...

In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the Monkey King? Are monkeys from the Tang Dynasty?