Simultaneous Travel: I Plant Sacred Trees in the Heavens

Although I have never played this game and only read a few fan stories, last night's dream was really tragic. There were only five people left in the ship, the captain, me, a captain, and a mother and daughter. Then while eating, the captain was replaced by a monster. He left a warning before his death, but I didn't notice. Someone noticed the mother and daughter. After the meal, they were about to tell us secretly, but they were strangled by the monster. By the time we heard the noise and rushed over, it was already too late, so we had to drag the monster to death together.

If the protagonist of every world plants trees, he will be killed sooner or later. If other protagonists become stronger, they can absorb energy from the void and feed it back to the world. You, the protagonist, can only dig roots.

Surprisingly, it's okay. Although it's an old routine, time travel at the same time, the writing is quite enjoyable, at least Naruto and Spider-Man are like this. Warhammer is a bit frustrating, the protagonist is currently farming for revenge.

The foreshadowing of the article is very shallow, which makes some plots seem a bit deliberate to me. The author's description of the protagonist's background is a bit strange, so I'll just point out a few points that I've read initially. First of all, the first thing at the beginning is the ability to talk to other creatures. The protagonist can understand dogs, but I don't know how this came about after reading Chapter 30? Then there is the ghoul. It should be the first time for the ghoul to enter the space, but it is indeed (I also did not forget the mission-Chapter 15) There is also space. The role of space is explained, but what about rewards? Where about punishment? I jumped to the end, but still don't know what it is. Also, well, my ability to portray characters is indeed a bit weak. I can basically only use the stereotyped modules that have been in place for a long time. But in fact, these characters are deviated from the author's. Then there is the problem of foreshadowing. The author's part of the foreshadowing is very shallow. For example, with the two brothers, I don't think it is bad to write them to death and be guessed. Many stories have plots where this person is definitely going to die. The strange thing about the author's writing is that there is too little description of the two people. They have a good relationship with the protagonist, and then they voted to express their support. No, the one from Genshin Inazuma who died from excessive use of the evil eye is better than this. There is also the Shadow Clone, which is well laid out, and it can be said that it did pique my interest a little bit, but it was so sloppy that it was taken back at that point (at the end of Chapter 28), and I can honestly say that the portrayal of Orochimaru in this plot is a mess. That is to say, the impression dropped drastically after this point. The author's writing style is indeed young, and the future is promising. The plot arrangement is okay. Poor foreshadowing, character creation, and setting explanation. Come on.

The system is available and the tasks are released. Gao Yuan thought he was simply traveling through time, but he didn't expect that he was not the only one traveling through time. To be precise, there is more than one him. 40K Plateau: "There are no facts, only interpretations." Spider-Man Plateau: "Harry, Peter, think of me as your father, I don't mind." Otsutsuki Plateau: "Chakra is the beginning of trouble, this should be allowed to The world has returned to its original state." Ghoul Highland: "Izumi-chan! Save me!" Conan Highland: "Everyone must die." Wastod Highland: "I am standing in the sky." One person Highland: "Xiaoye. , You don't even want to call me godfather." The world is mine, who is in favor and who is against it?" Steel Refining Plateau: "I will bring about change." Giant Plateau: "Call Reiner! I won't say anything before I come." Zantong Gaoyuan: "Minister, I think you still have charm." Demon Slayer Gaoyuan: "Sister Kanae, it hurts~ Fubuki~" Fate Gaoyuan: "The craze has arrived."

In Starfish, more than half of the story about ghoul is spent planting trees, and even went to the Middle East. He didn't interact much with the original characters when he came back. For a considerable number of fan readers, it seemed a bit too dry.

The writing is good, please vote for it.

After reading a few worlds so far, I feel that 40K is better written. The author has also worked hard to describe the characteristics of different worlds and the protagonists with different personalities. However, maybe due to the writing skills/I am a reader, I feel that one or two worlds are not well written... The summary is that the author can learn more from other predecessors and grasp the scale of humor, the despair of 40K, the collision and farming after the exchange of science and technology in different worlds, and the improvement of power to a certain extent (pay attention to the issue of invincibility). 😁

It's only been on the shelves five times a day, updating at a rate of 10,000 words. Do you think people look down on your book?

Gua! What a pretty mouth!

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

It's not as good as the few books on Chuanliu's bookshelf. At least this one doesn't overwhelm the combat power and still has something new I guess I just skipped it because I didn't understand Warhammer earlier.