Absolute Timeline

It's embarrassing. The whole title comes from Chuunibyou. It's weird. It's very similar to the way I wrote the setting when I was in junior high school. I had to mess up the story, but it still had a main line.

The first few chapters made me want to read on. The codename in Chapter 6 gave me goosebumps.

Compared with some famous love books on the list, it is interesting. It is a book for normal people to read where logic serves the plot. Of course, the shortcoming is that logic serves the plot, which makes some plots relatively blunt. The exception is that the front of the mind is very insightful, and later it begins to become a normal setting mode. If this is the case, it can speed up the rhythm of the initial BOSS battle, introduce new real core settings, and completely expand the world view (after all, the current situation, the focus of the plot has actually shifted)

The novel is currently interesting. Certified bookworm for ten years. Come on, author. Following up. And I would like to say that the handling of Qingjie in the latest chapter is very good. Emphasize. The appearance of that morning is like a mastermind behind the scenes, as if he has been plotting against the protagonist. If the protagonist doesn't fight back. That would definitely be uncomfortable. But later the protagonist directly deduced everything about this morning. That morning I couldn't stand it any longer. He fought back beautifully. That looks a lot more comfortable. This point takes into account the readers' feelings. Many of these pit-digging novels just don't pay attention. Let the protagonist feel depressed all the time. You can only use time travel to defend and counterattack. But the author writes very well about the positive feedback brought about by time travel. For example, predict the future. Sell ​​it out. Conquer people's hearts. It's a bit cool. These are great

This is not an old science fiction formula.

It's not bad so far, please encourage me

Everything is a choice in Steins; Gate

The front part is a bit mediocre, but overall it's pretty good-looking and quite brain-burning.

I just saw the latest chapter, it's very interesting. Come on! Update soon!

It can be seen that the author is very serious about writing, but at present it seems that the writing is still a bit too simple, and the transitions are quite stiff. However, the story is okay and quite novel, but it feels a bit like a stone's second grade. Please give Zhang a monthly ticket to support it, come on 🤓

Interesting, okay, write well

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

Author, are you looking for a prostitute to be the heroine? ? ? Although it was not her intention.

It's pretty good, but the code name is a bit too good to be true, and Thea is not the heroine, let alone girls who are for sale. I just want to ask if the author has a single female protagonist. At present, the female protagonist is most likely to be Yang Yue, but in my opinion, the possibility of a harem is higher in this book, because many of the supporting characters in this book are female, official, mythical, and the power of the male protagonist. The core is all female, only the official one has a male, and it appears in the latest chapter. It doesn't matter if it is a harem. At least I enjoyed reading these 51 chapters. The disadvantage is that the character lacks motivation, maybe it is foreshadowing? For example, why does Yang Yue prepare so much for the protagonist after meeting her once? For example, why are the knight and the witch so loyal to the hero? The knight can also be said to be because the hero indirectly saved her, but what about the witch? There was no reason for the witch before. In these chapters, the male protagonist buys a computer for the witch. If this last book is about a harem, I would say the author had better change the setting, such as the knight being imprisoned by his father and brother, or Thea's sale.

Children, is this author a pigeon?