Science Fiction World

The male protagonist gets a mysterious USB drive in the real world, which contains a text adventure game with a western fantasy background that is still in the closed beta stage. It is a bit like a soul-based setting, and the person is very fragile. What this game describes is actually another real Western fantasy magical world, and the two worlds gradually merge. The items exchanged by the male protagonist in the game and the skills learned can all be reflected in the real world. As the game began its public beta, players around the world began to enter this mysterious world of super powers, and super events began to break out all over the real world. In fact, it is like an alternative spiritual revival, with some settings borrowed from the secular world and the mysterious world. The two worlds of reality and the game are not separated and blend with each other. The male protagonist has a golden finger that can go back in time for 5 seconds, which can avoid most traps and fatal events, which provides a great boost to the development of the male protagonist. I have read Chapter 60 so far, and I feel pretty good about it. Will review later.

A story about supernatural powers set in a sci-fi urban setting, where supernatural awakenings begin all over the world. The male protagonist was involved in an abnormal incident on his way home on the last train, and learned about the world of extraordinary beings for the first time. This was a turning point, and his peaceful life was broken. He changed from a worker running for life to a member of superpowers, and began a journey of rise. The male protagonist is smart and knows how to hide his clumsiness. He does not rush to show off just to show off, but he also does not pretend to be a pig to eat the tiger. The narrative is step-by-step and the world view is not small. Reviewed on February 9, 2023. This book is slow to pick up, and the first volume was frustrating to read. The contrast between the male protagonist before and after is huge, like a puppet being manipulated, and there is basically no upgrade. There is also a vague combat power system, not many and dense points of enjoyment, and it is a pity to abandon it if it is tasteless.

According to my words, the reviews of this book may be polarizing. This book has a bit of a mysterious revival and something different. The second part is tasteless and it is a pity to abandon it. The first part is still good, so I still recommend it. There are some strange realms coming to the world where the male protagonist is, and each strange realm has several murder patterns. Many of the patterns are hidden, and they are basically aimed at denying people a way to survive. The male protagonist was forced to start a journey of survival by the mysterious realm that suddenly descended on him when he was visiting a temple. The human calculations in the mysterious realm and the human nature exposed in the darkness were one of the reasons why I began to be attracted to it. The male protagonist has a golden finger in his head, similar to an old man. He gives the male protagonist a hint to save the day at critical moments. The plot of the first treacherous realm is quite good.

It is recommended to read the apocalyptic article with the chapter closed, otherwise you will be easily affected before reading it. I've been watching it for 3 days and I think it's pretty good, so I'll record it. Ten years after the end of the earth broke out, zombies, mutated life forms, monsters, etc. Were everywhere, and the human condition was dire. After the male protagonist dies unexpectedly, he travels back to an hour before the apocalypse broke out ten years ago. He uses his ten years of experience in his previous life to step by step from a supporting role in his previous life to the core figure today. After the male protagonist travels back in time, he faces the preparations before the end of the world, and the struggle exposed by mankind after the end of the world. Human nature, greed, malice and despair are all well written. The combination of abilities is also quite interesting, and the upgrades are steady and steady. So far, it looks pretty good.

In the past, Jing Wuhen only wrote about fantasy genres, such as Peerless Martial God, Ancient God King, and Futian Clan. This is the first time I tried to change my style to science and technology. I started reading it after almost a year. After reading it now, I found that this work is full of cybernetic elements. The protagonist traveled to an underground world with a cruel technological background, and the people at the bottom were oppressed in various ways... In the early stage, it was a story about the male protagonist resisting the upper class and slowly rising up. My feelings after watching it for a few hours: It was quite refreshing, the characters were not single, the main plot was interesting, and I followed ww

It is recommended to watch the anime first and then read the novel. There are three seasons of the anime, and the animation can be said to be a waste of money. It's full of sincerity. I started reading the novel because I couldn't stop after watching the animation. The animation refined and supplemented some plots of the Earth chapter. The original novel slowly started to take off after the golden-horned giant beast seized the body. What's the deal?

Like "I Really Didn't Want to Be the Savior", the world will usher in the end of the world in the future. It's also a dual-line alternation of reality and the future that affects each other. However, this book has a more fantasy flavor. Unlike the "Savior" book, which spends a lot of space to unfold the plot every time it travels to the future, this book spends a lot of thought on many details, such as future exploration. A series of restricted operations such as limited time (Little Black's life), energy required for time travel (100% energy consumption), and lack of information (no account permissions for Star City database information query) allow the male protagonist to grow while gradually clearing away the layers of historical fog, restoring the truth of the incident and reversely correcting the cause and effect to avoid the end of the world. I hope I can maintain this momentum until the end.

It's almost free to read. The title of the book is a bit ordinary. It would be more appropriate to change it to Thousand Years of Rewind. Overall, it feels a bit anticlimactic. If you read the first 62 chapters of the book as an urban novel, you can still read it. In chapter 92, the main line of human savior at the end of the world begins to gradually unfold. On the timeline, the male protagonist's occupation in the 21st century was an apartment housekeeper of a certain brand, that is, as a hard-working worker, he traveled to the era of technological explosion a thousand years later. Then "carry" future entertainment and black technology achievements back to the 21st century to gain wealth and fame. Through the experience of time travel again and again, the male protagonist has also grown from a low-income person who is content with a small amount of money to a savior who leads all mankind to fight against alien invasion. From the second to the ninth time through, the enemy's veil has gone from the tip of the iceberg to being fully exposed, with the lower level defeating the upper level. The rhythm in the early and middle stages is quite relaxed, and occasionally the technical explanations are too word-counted. Later, after the 500th chapter, the 10th time travel became more fantasy. In addition, the ending of "Water" and "Snake" was not satisfactory, otherwise it would attract another wave of readers.

It feels like the combination of various genes of the super god gene back then made a comeback, with the weak defeating the strong. Most of the later dungeons are played by the male protagonist alone, and the supporting characters such as the female protagonist are a bit stereotyped. I hope it can be improved. By the way, the update will be faster.

To put it simply, in the context of the apocalypse of science fiction, a war breaks out between humans and alien monsters similar to the movie "Alien" in the future, and the humans are defeated. The male protagonist survived until the end of the war. When he was about to die, he traveled back to the past on the eve of the college entrance examination. He used the advantages of rebirth and golden fingers to change the fate of himself and his family and friends. The ultimate goal is to save the world. The characters in it, whether they are positive or negative, have their own stories. They are not just mindless to criticize you if they don't like it. They all have their own positions and demands. The male protagonist has a mean character who is scheming and good at scheming (sometimes he behaves well when he gets an advantage, which is funny), and his three views are OK. I have read more than 240 chapters so far, and I haven't found anything frustrating or toxic. The plot has just finished its climax. The following begins to slowly reveal the deep inside story of the future war, and I look forward to its conclusion.

This is the first time I read a novel about learning about mastery. The male protagonist is pretending to be cool but not deliberately. I can't understand many of the formulas, but it's fun to watch them show off. But I got a little tired of it after seeing it, so I put it on hold.