The Transcendent Paradox

The part about time travel to fight against the Japanese was a complete failure. The rest of the post-apocalyptic survival parts were perfect.

Books from 2015 have already been released; it seems like Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) isn't releasing any new books.

Since I escaped the God's Space using a trick, all the items and bloodlines I acquired have been stripped away by the God, leaving me with only an invitation letter from the God. If any of you want to enter the God's Space, leave a message below. I'll tear open the God's Invitation through the screen, and who gets to enter the God's Space will depend on luck. Now I will read out the command.

The protagonist's character is not well-developed; he's indecisive, his moral compass bordering on saintly, and he also has a petty streak, getting bogged down in small things and indecisive about big ones. The prehistoric era is well-described, but the plot after the emergence of humans is somewhat immature.

If Tyrannosaurus Rex existed during the time of humankind, there would only be one outcome: it would be hunted to extinction. Don't underestimate human melee combat. Before the advent of firearms, or even before the invention of iron tools and the use of stone tools, humans had already hunted down the vast majority of animals. No terrestrial animal was a match for humans.

Nine years later, and seven years into my career, I'm giving this pirated copy a monthly pass to my student self back then. Actually, I quite liked this book, but it ended abruptly in the later parts. My favorite parts of this author are "Heavy Armor Assault" and "Time Paradox" (traveling through infinite time and space).

The beginning was really good, but having to force people to go to the time travel point after returning to ten years in the future was so frustrating.

What Southern Cross Dragon? The Southern Cross Dragon weighs 30 kilograms, and with its tail, it's only about 2 meters long, about the size of a medium-sized dog. And it doesn't look like a Tyrannosaurus Rex at all. Are you kidding me?

Damn it, your Tyrannosaurus Rex is only two meters tall?

Without electricity, the refrigerator can't cool. Shouldn't we eat the stored fresh food first? I remember the author mentioned earlier that the little girl had meat at home. Shouldn't durable foods like instant noodles be saved for emergencies? The author probably didn't write an outline beforehand. They just wrote whatever came to mind.