The Myriad Worlds’ Clients

The protagonist travels purely for the sake of time travel, and never considers how to do his best to improve himself. He just muddles through the time travel, neither learning top-notch skills nor that. All he learns are ordinary goods and popular goods. He thinks he is so smart and so plausible!! I didn't have the eyes to see it, it's really... I went to Uncle Jiu's world and didn't learn the Maoshan academic method. I spent all my money to buy talismans and elixirs, saying that I didn't want to learn Maoshan Taoism. I went to the Kung Fu world and didn't learn the Tathagata Palm, saying that I didn't want to learn the Buddhist skills! I chose this version of Jiuyang Magic, it's an adapted version! What was the author thinking?! This novel is so awkward to read!

Without the golden finger, you are nothing. You have to have IQ but not IQ. You have to kill decisively. Without decisiveness, you still claim that you are not a good person. You tell lies with your eyes wide open. The main character of Notre Dame has killed more people than him. He doesn't even know how to write a fighting scene. He can finish a fight in one or two pages. He doesn't know how to use modern weapons when he should use them. He starts using them when he shouldn't. He uses modern weapons when he can beat them. It's a waste of bullets. If he can't beat them, he doesn't use them.

It's worn, but it seems like it's not worn. It rarely comes into contact with people. Whenever it comes into contact with people, it's very defensive. Every time I travel, I don't think about improving myself, it's like traveling simply for the sake of traveling.

The author likes Qing Yu Nian very much. I can no longer watch Qing Yu Nian and gave up.

I don't understand the meaning of your time travel. There's a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. Anyway, there's water everywhere. What's the point???

It's a mess, and the missions are very simple, almost the same as the original plot.

The protagonist feels like a complete slave to Goldfinger. He has no emotions and only knows how to do tasks.