Evolution Descends

What kind of crap is this? This novel has to keep you guessing. I'm here to read a book, not to solve a case. I don't have any sense of involvement. The experience is extremely poor. Five-star negative review.

How can foreigners guess crossword puzzles?

My name is Zi, does my body glow purple?

The so-called rescue means opening the door.

It's inexplicable to be rescued, and it's inexplicable to be trapped. The door was shipped from somewhere else, but it can't be opened after it's shipped?

He is indeed the bane of mankind. If he had died, the catastrophe of mankind would really have ended.

I can't continue to read Chapter 120. I can forgive that.

It's not interesting. The main character is the Virgin, and he lets others go even though everyone else wants to kill him.

It's very coherent from beginning to end. It's one of the few I've seen that can fill in the pitfalls of traveling through time and space and changing history and make it logically logical. It's awesome!

I actually like the character of the protagonist more than the plot, and I feel that the lives of ordinary people are at stake. Even if you encounter someone who slightly offends you, you will not kill recklessly, you will give the other person a chance. Moreover, the protagonist has a clear grudge. Zhou Tian chased the protagonist because of his extremely yang body, and the protagonist later took revenge. (In addition, the protagonist went to Zhou's house and did not find Zhou Tian, ​​nor did he say that he would kill others to force her to come back, or that he would kill to vent his anger.) Zhou Tian told the protagonist that there was an opportunity in the land of Tianchan, and the protagonist let her go. Moreover, while the protagonist is improving his strength, he is also helping the country, which is righteous. When facing Bai Hu, the other geniuses did not stand idly by, including the somewhat arrogant Huang (I can't remember his name). Everyone was fine. As for the shortcomings, I personally feel that the relationship between the protagonist and Su Su in the end is a bit inexplicable. As Su Su is a strange beast in the world, it is difficult for me to understand how she fell in love with the protagonist? Is it a direct transaction between the protagonist and her? Maybe I want to complete the protagonist, but it's a bit strange to have a female protagonist halfway through. I think the rest are pretty good (personal opinion)