Rules for Time Travel

This is the only novel that I have read among many system novels (most system novels can make people so disappointed that they cannot continue reading until they reach three chapters). Although there are a few references, they are all applied to the plot designed by the author without falling into clichés, and most of them are logically self-consistent. This is not easy. There are many ingenious ideas by the author, which is worth reading, especially the ending is well handled. It is a systematic article that can be read. It is logically self-explanatory and refreshing, and the ending is explained and echoed. Although it has flaws, the flaws are not hidden. It is well written and I highly recommend it.

After seeing 200+ chapters, the plot was okay at first and the writing was fluent, but the number settings were confusing, the pig's feet didn't improve at all, and couldn't communicate. They only pretended to be with the Holy Mother. Around 180+, they started to repeat themselves mindlessly, and I couldn't stand it anymore.

It makes me want to vomit. 100 Cubic meters of space are almost filled with a Star Destroyer Cannon. As a result, the first cannon on the concrete foundation of the author was destroyed. The second cannon carried the 100 cubic Star Destroyer Cannon on his shoulders and successfully hit it. Are you here to tease me? Are people all over the world fools? The Star Destroyer Cannon was fired twice and the meteorites were blown up. As a result, no country and no one noticed and responded? When my future self dies, the earth is about to be destroyed. As a result, when I travel back in time, I don't mobilize the power of the country and rely on personal heroism to save the world, without considering how limited a person's power is? ? ? ? ? There are still 50 million interference points, but I can't complain. I don't want to partially increase my own strength, fully increase the space, and rely on a few random time travels in the future? Are you just playing with the mud?

Maybe I have read that I have become a system. Reading this book again feels like chewing wax. It is really difficult to go from luxury to frugality, but it is easy to go from frugality to luxury. Goodbye

Is it really worth blowing up the earth and blowing up the old home in order to get a new one? Traveling for the sake of time travel, becoming a god in order to become a god, but the ending is actually useless. After more than 200 chapters, the author has written the same thing. The plot is getting more and more fantastic, and the protagonist is becoming more and more deified. It is really difficult to continue reading. In summary, it is just a piece of cake.

It should be said that this book is still well written, but there are some logical problems. The writing of the sixth level to the seventh level is super messy. In the later stage, I felt a little desperate, but luckily I stopped it in time. Overall, I personally think it is quite good (Nuwa is really upset)

Well, it can only be said that the protagonist's IQ is really problematic. It can already be compared with black people. People with a little intelligence can't do the protagonist's operations. Is the IQ still online? I don't even know where the 9.2 Rating comes from.

I just want to say that it gives me a headache when I read it. It feels like it was written by a child.

The logic is clear and the author is attentive. It's rare to find a good book that I can finish reading

It's so fucking suffocating to read, a cool novel is not a cool novel, and a normal novel doesn't have a system for time travel. It's the first time I've seen a novel about upgrading storage space. Every time you travel, the points you get add up to the size of the storage space. My own strength is like a scumbag, and every time I travel, I'm given several thousand to twenty thousand system points to upgrade my body. The body recovery effect is as slow as shit, and the upgrading space is also as slow as shit. Upgrading the body is like taking a temporary Viagra to warm up. After upgrading, the space can only hold half a chopstick. After finally giving 50 million to the nouveau riche, after all the upgrades, the space is only 100 cubic meters. My ability is a little bit. No upgrade. According to the previous ratio, adding 50 million to him is the same as Platinum Superman. The author just doesn't add himself. Could it be that he will use the halo of pig's feet to write immortality and survive in various desperate situations? Or simply not write about danger, and worry about being a personal hero to save the world. Why don't you add 50 million to yourself? If you punch a meteor that hits the earth, even if the virus you carry mutates the animals on the earth, you can defeat them all with one punch. You don't have to worry about how to solve the problem of the mutant animals that hit the earth. But you need room for upgrades. It can suffocate the majority of readers to death, and it is slightly less human-like than novels automatically generated by AI.