Descent: Seeking Longevity Along the River of History
降临：我在历史长河觅长生
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- Infinite Flow
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A half-baked protagonist, only doing half of everything.
I was turned off by the protagonist's values in the last book, and this one is the same. He's a selfish, ungrateful wretch who watches helplessly as his family members face danger and die.
You're a time traveler with a cheat-like ability, yet you still caused your family to be destroyed; that's pretty pathetic.
The idea is good, but the protagonist feels very disjointed. The protagonist is clearly a time traveler who has lived two lives, but this is not apparent in the book at all. He acts irrationally and without any rhyme or reason, and his mentality and behavior are only that of an eleven or twelve-year-old. He has absolutely no social survival experience. From this, it can be seen that the author is at most fifteen or sixteen years old and completely unable to handle this type of book.
The first 60 chapters were alright. But then this foreign genetic warrior thing came along and it became ridiculous. The whole world is just making guns to fight off enemies, and we don't even have genetic warriors. Are we the only ones who are useless?
It's all over the place, seemingly okay at first, but it gets increasingly frustrating. It's always one person sabotaging you or another beating you up. Author, can't you write some plot where you gain some ability and solve some problem? I'm constantly being chased around.
A very creative novel. It's just a bit drawn out. Flawed but still a good book. I just hope it doesn't become another novel where one can't cultivate immortality without spiritual energy. That's too cliché. Absorbing sunlight would also be acceptable.
It's alright, but the main character keeps getting caught up in the plot, and there's no main storyline to drive the story forward. So it gets a bit boring to watch.
The book is alright, good for passing the time.
It's not that practicing martial arts is bad for fighting enemies, but the gun-buying part is strange. When the enemy has thick skin, the gun can only hurt them but not kill them. It's also puzzling that you have bombs but don't use them. You can't upgrade technology, and if you upgrade martial arts technology, you're not strong enough.
It's well-written, somewhat realistic; the protagonist's wife is dead.