Earth's BUG Processing Bureau

Here's the thing: my bank account disappeared without me knowing, and my girlfriend also vanished due to a bug. When will this be fixed? I only had 1,145,145 yuan in my account. My girlfriend is 160cm tall, with measurements of 95-68-90, and weighs 60kg. She's a fair-skinned, beautiful mixed-race woman of Chinese and Italian descent, and she's just turned 23 this year.

The opening was infuriating. I thought the protagonist saying he'd lived for two thousand years was just to boost his prestige, but it turns out he really did live for two thousand years. So, just talking to this time traveler forces you to rewind time three times? What was the point of those two thousand years? And he's still trying to act cool, claiming to have interacted with many famous people over those two thousand years, but he can't even read minds or read between the lines.

Since the protagonist chose to save someone and return to the modern era, he must have known he'd most likely be discovered by the authorities. What's the point of running around after returning to the modern world? And didn't you cooperate with Zhu Yuanzhang in the Ming Dynasty?

It's off-putting from the start. Putting aside whether you've lived for two thousand years, the fact that you can tell those emperors the course of history while claiming that others changed history is poisonous enough, and those people actually believed it. The key point is that those emperors who knew the history and future policies were still able to keep the history unchanged. How much do you underestimate those founding emperors?

At first, people thought it was just an ordinary novel. Until later…

The more I read, the more awkward it becomes. The latest chapters have already started to decline. This story basically has more and more plot holes as it goes on, and it's impossible to make sense of them all. For example, someone from the Time and Space Administration should have seen far more of the world and possess knowledge and technology far ahead of their time.

After reading eight chapters, firstly, everyone knows about Zhu Yuanzhang's later life—what's the difference between that and a time traveler? They're bound to change history; the protagonist's existence is the biggest plot hole! Secondly, the Time Management Bureau—such a high-class concept, yet after living for two thousand years, they have no self-defense capabilities? I don't know how the story will unfold, but I have no desire to continue reading!

Why do so many novels depict items that were just produced in ancient times becoming antiques when brought back to the modern era?

I feel the author isn't very bright; they shouldn't be writing these kinds of things. They should try a different topic.

When I saw the girl teleporting in chapter 42, I was a little overwhelmed. This is heading in the direction of superpowers. What was originally science fiction has suddenly turned into fantasy.