I Really Didn't Mean to Save All of Humanity

It's a pretentious pseudo-sci-fi article with a time-travel skin, but the author has covered it up with a hot-spot shell, but inside it's still a slap-in-the-face plot that comes and goes.

The second protagonist is paired with a silly supporting role, but the plot setting is very interesting.

This introduction... I have to say is a bit abstract 🙂

I thought I was reading a Tomato book

In fact, the writing is okay, but the writing style makes me feel uncomfortable. The various conversations and behaviors of passers-by are the same as those of an nt. The dialogue inside reminded me of those mindless short skits on Douyin.

I'm really a bitch, this guy has three such lousy books. Since I've read them all, I'm so hungry.

As expected of an old author, he is a master of emotional flow + the true story of the water god. He can't pull the water back and forth, but he can't stop, and he feels a little nauseous when he stops. It feels very suitable for the next door, at least 500,000 people are reading it

Ready to withdraw~😅 Officially written that Tai La is a poisonous point~ The unclear strength setting is even more confusing~ Each stage of "over limit" can match the next level. Once the protagonist reaches "over limit", he will kill randomly in the next stage~ There is no clear explanation. The gap in the next stage is to kill indiscriminately~ The improvement after breaking through in the "over-limit" state is not shown at all. It behaves just like breaking through in the normal state. As long as the "over-limit" has not yet reached this stage and encounters a higher level, it will still collapse? What's the point?

Normally I don't want to comment here, mainly because I'm a bit nervous about book reviews and comment sections hahh

I haven't seen such a cool article in a long time 👍