The Great Lottery of the Movie World

1. How did the protagonist develop such a high level of technology in such a short time during the Three Kingdoms period, without even a hint of the Industrial Revolution, and without anyone else researching these things? And then the protagonist inexplicably invented airplanes and cannons? Did all technological inventions at that time rely solely on the protagonist?

The concept is good, and the beginning is decent, but the later parts are padded out, with too many social complaints and personal opinions added. For example, China is portrayed as superior in every way, its medical system as disgusting, and its approach to cancer treatment. Furthermore, every plot point revolves around women. Overall, I think it's suitable for readers who enjoy lighthearted, wish-fulfillment stories.

I read about half of it; the massacre of Black people made me want to give the author a thumbs up. But the romance was truly awful, and the writing was genuinely poor.

The more I watch, the more disgusting it gets. If you can't control your lower body, just castrate yourself. Every world you go to, you have to provoke someone, and after the flirting, you start acting like a melodramatic soap opera. Holy crap, it's like feeding poison to the crap.

Doesn't anyone think the protagonist (author) is shameless? On one hand, he claims it's for the good of the female leads in each world and he won't accept them, but on the other hand, he's flirting with other women, causing them lifelong regrets. Or, he's with the female lead one second and abandons them (or dies) the next. Either accept them (by slightly changing the setting, like allowing them to be taken out), or don't bother them at all.

I watched it in the latter half of 2016, finishing it in February or March of 2017. Back then, I didn't know about short videos or the story of the "little black people." So, when I watched it, I thought the protagonist was so cruel, wiping out those "little black people" in every world he visited.

I've given you 11 votes every day!

The various complaints are disgusting. All that showing off is disgusting. He's always nagging and slacking off. Especially when White Coral comes knocking on his door, the protagonist rambles on and on about being a gentleman, even saying it was White Coral's own choice. Ugh!

I've been reading for over a decade, and I've never really criticized a book, no matter how bad it was. But the way the author handled the relationship between the male protagonist and Bai Shanhu really disgusted me. It doesn't matter if the book is good or bad; it's just that my values ​​and the author's are incompatible. There's no need to be so thirsty. They're already hundreds of years old.

I think it should be renamed "The Great Sowing of the Film World." That would be more fitting.