Fast Travel: Cannon Fodder Is Lawless

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As a reader who is addicted to fast-travel novels, one of the major differences between fast-travel novels and other time-travel novels is that they can travel through multiple worlds. Most of the time-travel worlds are other types of novels, and the time-travel characters are mostly supporting roles (just like the time-traveling characters may be the role of the sister in Another Dream). Thinking about the problem from the perspective of the supporting characters (there are also those from the perspective of the original male and female protagonists), most of these novels (with exceptions) conform to the three views of modern people, but they are also refreshing novels in essence. Some people understand fast-travel novels as a collection of multiple novels, but I think most fast-travel novels have one main story. Secondly, each storyline is mostly concise. There will not be too many characters like in a long novel, only the necessary characters will appear. Travel novels pass through intertwined time and space, the collision and friction of ancient and modern wisdom, the juxtaposition and opposition of ancient and modern thoughts, which is impossible to accomplish in pure history, pure martial arts, and pure romance novels. It satisfies readers' sense of freshness in reading and makes readers feel unique. This book can be regarded as a study of the fast-travel genre to a certain extent. It is based on each short article without losing the plot. It is organized and logical despite the extremely short length. It is just right and can well grasp the reader's minefield. The heroine Feng Luan is sharp and decisive and does not have the torture of life or death like other fast-travel novels. It can not only make readers feel heartbroken and uncomfortable with the supporting characters in the book, but also allow readers to experience the pleasure of refreshing writing by reversing the plot at the moment they feel disgusted. The roller coaster-like reading experience is undoubtedly a demonstration of the author's profound skills in fast-travel writing.