My Timeless Truck

First of all, the background of a capitalist country, but the government agencies show that everything is for the people and the people come first (for example: in the enemy's territory, the enemy took ordinary civilians as hostages, and kept blocking the special operations team. Even the team had guessed the enemy's purpose of delaying time, but still had to protect the civilian hostages). The reason given by the author is that the members of the action team all have ideals and beliefs... Isn't this funny? Even with a communist background, you must regularly educate yourself on ideals and beliefs. Let alone capitalism, it is too taken for granted. Secondly, the protagonist is obviously cooperating with the government. As a result, there is information that has not been shared, such as what kind of changes are taking place in the world, how to save the world, etc. From the previous article, it seems that experts gave correct opinions as soon as the effect of silver weakened, indicating that there are powerful people in the country, so the sooner the information is shared, the more valuable opinions those experts can provide (similar to the Wallfacer plan and the like). Maybe the author wants to highlight that the protagonist can turn the tide alone? But the protagonist is from a socialist background, so it should be collectivism rather than individual heroism. On the contrary, the official version is capitalism, which should be individual heroism. To sum up the evaluation: tasteless - tasteless and a pity to throw away.

In other words, how many chapters of your system missions have you not played? Is there any difference between you and others in defeating monsters and upgrading? It's just that your strange name is Wei.

Yes, I can watch it, mainly because I feel that it doesn't deliberately suppress the growth of the protagonist, so it is quite comfortable to watch.

It's not uncomfortable to look at, it's a good work

It's so strange. Why do you keep emphasizing that girls are bold and the two boys are scared to death... And then specifically say that in the normal world, women are afraid of men but become stronger.

I've read Chapter 20. Cheers, author.