A Journey Through Infinite Dimensions in a Multiverse Crossover

The plot is inconsistent; some scenes feel illogical, the protagonist resembles characters from an old crossover anime, and the fluctuating power levels seem solely for plot purposes.

So many words, such terrible data! #(Laughing and crying)#(salted fish)#(salted fish)#(salted fish)

I thought I had mixed up the clicks and word count, but I noticed it while browsing through the updates on Orange (a Chinese online gaming platform).

Oh my god, I had no idea this book existed before! (Shocked) It's so hard to keep it covered without a cover!

Such appalling data, who dares to look at it?

With over a million words and double updates, and even with hardly anyone reading, I can still keep going – this is truly a rare feat.

I found this while browsing through the orange tags, but it turns out it was just some random person adding tags. Who on earth is adding these random tags?! #(So sad)

I quickly picked out the parts that interested me and looked at them; my assessment is that they were pretty good. However, because the pacing is relatively slow, I had little interest in reading the chapters that didn't interest me. Of course, this might be an advantage for people who prefer a slower pace. I didn't find any major flaws in the book. Of course, the possibility of flaws cannot be ruled out, since I was selective in my reading and skipped around. Overall, it's a good read; readers who prefer a fast pace can simply choose the content they like.

How did this book appear out of nowhere? I've never seen it before! #(Shocked)#(Shocked)#(Shocked)

It feels really good. #(Cute)#(Cute)