A Traveler in the World of Film and Television

Different from the infinite flow, there are no tasks, only the maximum stay time. The male protagonist is more like a traveler in the movie world. He can take a vehicle and the people inside with him when he goes back and travels back. Cars are vehicles, and so are spacecrafts. The male protagonist spends countless hours sneaking around and developing in an obscene way.

How should I put it, the halo of the protagonist is too taken for granted. The protagonist is kind and patriotic, but also a terrible executioner. Kindness is a girl who takes away a parallel world, but is exposed to danger. Patriotism means that he helped his own country in the next few worlds, but it is difficult to describe it in words, and he takes it for granted, and sees those in power as kind-hearted. The terrifying executioner is the facilitator of Resident Evil.

I made it to chapter 61 just to have enough time to leave a negative review. The protagonist's halo is so powerful. After the Resident Evil crisis, why don't you inject yourself with T-virus and serum? Then the breakfast looked awkward, not a Chinese recipe. All kinds of Holy Mothers, if you meet a foreign child, you won't kill it and then bring it back?

It looks okay from the front, but the more you look at it from the back, the less interesting it becomes. It doesn't matter if the protagonist has a harem, everyone is a man, so if you can, just do it. However, I don't agree with the protagonist's various methods of coercing and deceiving the opposite sex. I use the word opposite sex here instead of woman, because the protagonist has such strong tastes that he can get on any pet mount as long as it is female. I haven't finished this book yet. I couldn't stand it until I reached chapter 477. My outlook does not allow me to continue watching. Because the book hints that the protagonist will attack his adopted daughter. Now that she is an adopted daughter, will she still attack her biological daughter in the future? I dare not look on anymore.

The first few worlds were okay, but it felt a bit broken starting from Prometheus. From traveling with cars to carrying spaceships, the next few worlds were crushed by various robots, which was a bit boring.

Early stage. Good. Although I haven't read what he said. But he felt a little confused in the middle and late stages. I don't understand it at all.

The subject matter is good, but the characters are broken and the plot is not good. When buying a gun, he wears a mask, buys a car, and travels to several places before making the transaction. He travels to a place and meets a person who has only been there for a day and is brought back to the real world, so I gave up after reading Chapter 12.

The first part is okay, until World of Warcraft is different. The author wants to lay out the overall situation, but lacks ability, or lack of attraction. He is the heart of the universe, and the latter part is really unattractive.

This looks pretty good, there are no stupid plots like pretending to be 13 to slap someone in the face, and the resources of various dungeons can also be used reasonably! It's pretty good. It looks quite enjoyable.

I shouldn't have brought it back, it's too idealistic