Anti-Traveler Alliance

Wow... I just happened to think of this title recently, and I saw it was actually registered...

There has been a recent shortage of books, and I feel unsatisfied with my favorite novels being updated twice a day. I accidentally turned to this novel. To be honest, the setting is very novel. Most of the fast-traveling novels start with campus romances, either slapping the female protagonist in the face, or conquering the male protagonist and male protagonist. In the name of saving the world, it is actually a romance novel, and it is NP. But this article is just the opposite. It has a grand world view, and it is stated from the beginning that it is mainly about fighting against the time-travelers who destroy the world. To be honest, I like this kind of article very much. The three views are correct, and the heroine is not stupid and sweet, nor is she the kind of extreme heroine who kills your whole family at every turn. Just like what the author wrote, she is an ordinary woman who encountered extraordinary things. I don't really like male protagonists when reading novels, especially those who read fast. Although the heroine has a husband and children, I can tolerate it. After all, the heroine only has the courage to perform tasks to atone for her sins just to see them again. In addition, the heroine is a bit clever. Overall, this novel has great potential. And the chapter where I signed the contract (I've read more than a hundred chapters and I've forgotten it) stated that it was a reward for saving the world or employee benefits. After completing the first mission, you can choose to go back. Not to mention, the first time I had such amnesia. When I went back for the first time, I had a pretty good impression of the male protagonist. He dotes on his wife, dotes on his wife, and dotes on his wife. I said that I really want to have such a husband... Um, I seem to have digressed. , And then the second time (ノ￣ー￣)ノノ(º_ºノ) the heroine has a little lower IQ limit. Maybe she is overthinking it, but I always feel that when the heroine meets her husband and children, she does not cause the world to collapse as much as it did at the beginning. I don't care, my desire to save the world is not as strong as it was at the beginning, well~ It may be my misunderstanding, and after reading this chapter, I feel that the Anti-Virus No. 1 Created by the companion pen of the Book of Heaven is too weak, and even a mortal can give it a look. Take, these chapters show the character of the male protagonist. To be honest, I don't like it very much, and I even hate it. After all, the male protagonist actually thinks that the female protagonist who went to the 18th level of hell is just to change her family's life, and going to 180% hell is just making a fuss out of a molehill. I just think I think the male protagonist likes to see things from his own point of view, which is a bit annoying. After all, you know without thinking that the female protagonist who is going to hell will not do anything that is harmful to nature. She also blames everything on Anti-Virus No. 1, And thinks that she was killed. You are forced to sign a contract, and if you don't accept it, the heroine will disappear. I just want to say, hero, you think too highly of the heroine. From the perspective of God, the opportunity to save the world lies with the heroine, but in the eyes of the people in the article, atonement should be more appropriate. After all, there is no need to pay 180%. Hell, you don't have to endure frying and burning every day. As long as you save the world and write off everything, you can also reunite the family and make a lot of money. And the male protagonist seems to have done nothing wrong with the female protagonist. Hahahaha, this is the most annoying fast-traveling hero I have ever read in a fast-traveling novel. Therefore, it is better that the male protagonist does not exist in the fast-traveling novel.