The Ultimate Stand-In Across the Planes

I finally finished reading it, what can I say? It is much better than other books rated 9 or above by Qimao. But there are also many shortcomings. First, there are too many women. Moreover, for the sake of sex, many conventional male characters were directly written as women, and the mating scenes were replaced with beasts or special characters, which was a bit disgusting. Second, the time-travel plot is a bit confusing, especially the force value. After watching it, I am still confused. Third, in terms of plot participation, except for a few people who are deeply involved in time travel, the rest are just superficial, or even not involved at all, and they are completely insignificant. Fill in the middle with some imagination, conversation, and sex. Therefore, my evaluation is average.

What principles and bottom lines does a diaosi always talk about? Is it because the authorities don't allow me to write, or is it because the author really thinks so. If the protagonist wants to pursue the highest realm, he should abandon moral constraints to obtain the greatest benefits. If he wants to live a day-to-day life, he should abandon all moral bottom lines and enjoy life. What are you writing about? A loser man with hobbies, ideals and pursuits?

Missing chapter, the plot behind is confusing

Find a female dinosaur, transform back into a human, and become a householder. What kind of crazy wish is this? Also, I am obsessed with women but I don't want to be cheap. The substitute is really speechless. Either the moral bottom line is higher and I don't write about my thoughts on women to plan for the best interests. Or I can enjoy time travel as I want and let's have fun first.

It was quite poisonous at first

After watching the first few worlds, I found that the plot participation was low and it always seemed to deviate from the world.

I've seen it in other software.