A Game Connects All Worlds, and I Serve My Country to Get Ahead

There's a reason no one reviews books. 1. The worldview construction is too rough. You call it time travel, but the protagonist is not like time travel. He has a complete family, and the protagonist blends in without any violation. You said it's not time travel. The world constructed by the author contains extraordinary existential dangers. The protagonist doesn't understand these, but he understands them very well. (I don't know because I don't know the world, but I know that the protagonist knows a lot of world rules for no reason) The construction of the world view is also very random. It is realistic when needed, extraordinary when needed, and apocalyptic when needed... Each world view seems to be isolated from each other, like independent worlds, rather than a whole. 2. The protagonist's character is not likable. Qidian. Com, what the protagonist of the novel is most afraid of is the protagonist who has no selling point. And who is the protagonist of this book? Ask the system for help when encountering problems, do what the system says, be startled when you encounter a little surprise, be funny but not funny at all, just plain stupid, and be cute but not cute at all. The protagonist's logical thinking ability is below the average human level, and he does not operate in a flashy manner when dealing with the rules of the game system, but he follows the system requirements step by step... 3. Writing style. The author's writing style should be above average, and he should be able to tell the story clearly and his sentences should be fluent. 4. Plot. It's too rough, probably because I don't have much reading and writing experience, so the plot seems very rough. (It is recommended to read more... If you read less, you will end up with this bird-like plot) The above... Only represents my personal opinion, if you don't like it... You can delete it.