Another World? Tell That to My Return Scroll
异世界？和我的回城卷轴说去吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 652k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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240Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
9.3kFans
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A person disappeared for several months, and no one noticed? No one called the police? What if the protagonist came back, called 110 (the police emergency number), and then disappeared again? It's like the local police station is emitting a sharp, explosive sound.
60 Seconds... Such a stupid setting... Bungee jumping; even a normal person needs a few seconds to recover after landing... Time travel; even if the protagonist doesn't slow down for a second; what can he do in 60 seconds if he times it himself? Are they changing tires on this race car? 😅
It's alright, but it's a classic Japanese fantasy currency system. Adding a stop-loss order would cause a complete financial collapse, beyond repair. I suggest the author seriously consider how to revise this currency system, or just remove the specific figures altogether.
Why didn't the protagonist report this situation to the government?
The author should really understand what 60 seconds means. A time travel this short would be utterly useless if it couldn't transmit information at a high density or provide logistical support. Aside from returning to town for a drink of water, it would be a struggle to even walk down the stairs to the pharmacy in a month.
It was abandoned.
I've been following this book from beginning to end, but the last few chapters clearly showed signs of a rushed ending. Only 20-30 people follow it daily, and the author neither interacts nor clarifies anything; it feels like the later chapters were written by AI. Either release an outline, or find an excuse to stop updating. Simply ending it is truly disheartening. I will never follow an unfinished book again.
The protagonist himself, nearly dying from the infection, was perfectly fine after just two amoxicillin pills, but when giving the medication to the half-elf, it was like a meal—giving him a whole packet for several days, and even mixing the amoxicillin capsules with ibuprofen. Wasn't he afraid of killing himself? He even had the audacity to say it was "to avoid suspicion." Compared to the fast-acting and potent antibiotics, those broken capsules were the least of his worries.
The environment on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is much better now. In the past, if the protagonist dared to contact the government and benefit China, the author would be cyberbullied by some readers, and the novel might even be reported and taken down.
The pacing is too chaotic; only 5 days have passed between chapters 18 and 54, and they even went back to Earth once.
Just don't write it like Yi Xiaochuan, a disgrace to time travelers.