
I Hand Over a Two-Way Portal and Help the Nation Explore Another World
上交双穿门,带国家开荒异世界
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- Completed
- Length
- 538k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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You're always handing over this and that, why don't you hand over your salary to the government? Oh, because you actually do get a salary.
This doesn't seem like a national-level operation. Who would get a portal and immediately, without any protection, let zombies land on their side and start killing them? If it spread through the air, their entire family would be wiped out. There are so many things to criticize; it really doesn't consider reality.
There's nothing wrong with surrendering; if you don't put yourself in the protagonist's shoes, going to another world is a life-or-death situation.
Are all those submitted papers about to go bankrupt?
The prerequisite for submitting your information is that you are indispensable. If you are not, then sorry, your superiors have their own people whom they trust and know better! Human hearts are the most unpredictable thing; one thought can lead to heaven, and another to hell.
Has anyone written a story that subverts the usual tropes, where someone comes to the protagonist to hand over a portal, and the protagonist keeps it for them?
Let's make do for now.
Writing about the past is a real test of writing skills. A good story about the past must be an ensemble piece, but most of these works ultimately follow a narrative mode that focuses on individual heroes rather than the people.
Submitting a petition without understanding its true purpose is tantamount to handing over your life. While it may sound grandiose and righteous, decisions ultimately come down to individual decisions. How many problems exist? Can you guarantee that every step of your petition will be transparent and won't lead to anything beneficial to you?
Is online communication popular now? I've seen several books on it.
The comments section is truly eye-opening; there are so many anti-China people! Why don't they go out? Can't they afford 250 yuan? 🤭🤭