Are there any recommendations for sci-fi space novels or time-travel novels, and are there any leveling elements?

2025-02-05 11:59

This novel was called "Illustrating the World." It was a sci-fi space/time-travel novel with relaxing and leveling elements. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of "Painting the World" was a pot of Longjing tea. Finished, you can read without worry. [Description of "Picture of the World": Chacha is considered half an old author. She just finished her first book,"The Different Cultivation of a Cannon Fodder Woman". It was a fast story with a main theme.] He could rest assured that he was a scammer. After all, Cha Cha Man was super nice. This "Illustrations of the Infinite Worlds" was still a fast story, but it was also Chacha's attempt at the male protagonist. Yes, you didn't read it wrong. This is a male protagonist's novel. Speaking of which, I like male novels written by female authors. The character setting and plot are more in line with women's aesthetics. Although there are also many good male authors, it's true. I've encountered more works that poison me in the male channel. I guess male readers feel the same way when they read female channels. However, Chacha actually has quite a lot of male readers, hehe. Back to the main topic, this book was a slow one. Unlike other infinite types that would start with transmigration, this book spent a lot of time in the early stages to slowly develop the setting and story, slowly describing the image of the protagonist. The system only appeared after a dozen chapters, the system started to cooperate with the system reluctantly after chapter 30, and the most important cheat only appeared after chapter 70. The main character was still wandering around in the original world. There should be buts here, but the plot is not dragged out at all, believe me. The main character, Mo Jue, was a smart, calm, and sickly beauty. Although he wasn't the type of character that was as intelligent as a demon, he definitely wasn't the type that used cheats and brainless methods or that could see through everything recklessly. From this book, one could feel that Chacha had made a huge breakthrough again. Her unique style was even more obvious. So-and-so Qiu, who had witnessed Chacha's growth step by step, was very gratified. If the previous book was still a little thin, then now it could be said that the plot was full, there was a degree of relaxation, and the advance and retreat were very well grasped. Moreover, it was more natural. Of course, to show that I'm not bragging, I have to say that Chacha still has a lot of room for improvement. It's only the second book, so there's no rush. Therefore, Chacha was really great. Reading this book was like meeting her in the morning light. The warmth was scattered in the corners of her eyes and eyebrows. She quietly told a story to you, neither fast nor slow, and it seemed to be true and false. Please continue to support me, let's go! Hurry up and read!