A Guide to Finding People Across the Heavens
诸天寻人启事录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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501Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
1.4kFans
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The main character appeared too late; I read three chapters and lost patience.
Missing Person Notice
My nephew's office caught fire while he was working in Nanjing. I happened to be visiting him with some friends, and then my nephew went missing. My elderly relative passed away four years ago, and now I've been forced to become the breadwinner of the family. Sigh. Is there anyone kind enough to help me find my nephew?
The book is titled "Finding People". Are the other soul fragments of the protagonist also Keiza? If so, what's the difference between that and time travel? Isn't simultaneously teleporting like a clone attack? What's so exciting about it?
The writing is good, but the protagonist doesn't officially appear until chapter 5. Readers might even think the researcher is the protagonist. The protagonist is also overly ordinary. There are still more than 100 chapters in the cyberpunk genre. Why not just write a cyberpunk fanfic?
A very good book, keep it up!!!
▼_▼ Keep it up!
Which anime/manga will you be writing about? Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer, Hunter x Hunter, Dragon Maid, Jobless Reincarnation, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, The Rising of the Shield Hero, Cautious Hero, DanMachi, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Violet Evergarden, Re: Zero, Noragami, Cinderella, The Seven Deadly Sins, No Game No Life, Date A Live, Kamen Rider, Pokémon, Inuyasha, Naruto, One…
I haven't played Red Dead Redemption.
I have actually played cyberpunk games, so I enjoyed watching them, but I have never played Red Dead Redemption. I'm not interested in worldviews without magical elements. I apologize to the author; I may not enjoy reading this part.
There are too many bugs. To put it simply, to keep the level low, the author set different rules for different worlds, meaning that abilities manifested using the same "real factor" cannot exceed the rules of that world. So, in the 2077 world, it's understandable that the author used a Deathstroke template, but what's with the Witcher's intrusion?