The Great Shun

I just saw Chapter 4. Abandoned. Because of two things. 1. As soon as I opened my eyes, I got up and ran to the beach and yelled: God, are you kidding me? I, the reader, didn't even react, but you reacted immediately after traveling through time? 2. The author said that after time travel, the protagonist's body is stronger than before. However, has the author forgotten that this is soul penetration? Soul Piercer used the body of the person who was beaten to death. How could he suddenly become stronger?

Generally speaking, it's not bad, but the development of science and technology is too slow. It's almost coming to an end, and only words like hydraulic processing, assembly line work, and tunnel guns appear. Can there be an eight-and-a-half hour?

Without the omnipotence of those time-travelers