So Am I the Only One Not in the Chat Group?!

Every time I read a story with a saintly protagonist like this, I wish he could be a little more selfish. It's so frustrating to read; it gives me the feeling that those he saves don't deserve his salvation. It's exhausting.

Having finished reading the latest chapter, I've decided to go all in on Pochi-chan! #(Evil grin) I observed that Rainbow Summer was incompetent, Star Song was arrogant, Sister Shu was stuck in place, Liang was only thinking about using Lao Ming as a meal ticket, and Alicia was even worse, and Exusiai hadn't even entered the race! Only Goto Ichiri's talent will surely be able to make Laoming linger and win over the first bowl of soup with his body! All in!

Let me give you a general overview. The protagonist traverses three worlds (the pre-Honkai Impact 3rd civilization, the modern-day Arknights world, and the world of Lonely Rock + Monsters + Cursed Spirits + Yokai). Only one version of him can exist in any of these worlds at a time, and he can only use his native identity and abilities; there is no possibility of creating a clone. The time flow in each world is consistent. She was kidnapped by Alicia at the age of five with strawberry milk (her first time traveling through time, she was a child and an orphan). He was killed by a truck ten years ago (his age is unknown), but with the help of a system (a cat-like system), he was reincarnated into the Ark. A dragon descendant of the Great Yan royal family, he was adopted by the emperor as his godson, learning the Crimson Sky Sword Technique and the inner cultivation method taught by Chong Yue. He is a disciple of the old Celestial Master of the Celestial Master's Mansion, specializing in thunder and fire magic. He is allowed to go out and roam, but must report back once a month. Lonely rocker (didn't say why he came), actively exorcising spirits every day (after being forced to use demi-human resurrection to kill a top-level cursed spirit). Personality: Loves people and helps everyone in sight. Ability: General: Demi-human (modified, reborn by consuming spiritual energy, enhancement not seen), Yin-Yang eyes, able to possess another world's body (short-term use will be rejected by the current world, requiring travel to another world (less than a day)), learned skills. Ark Exclusive: Dragon body, lightning and fire magic (extremely high mobility, literally able to travel a thousand miles a day, but difficult to control). Author's statement: 1. I write the text myself, then use AI to polish it, and then polish it again myself. 2. Many aspects of the writing style have not yet been fully explored. 3. The main character is a glass cannon/high attack, low defense, and weak control abilities. Trigger Points: 1. He was allowed to leave by the Celestial Master and studied under Chong Yue. He possessed extremely high comprehension. When three gangsters ambushed his teammates (his demi-human black particle clone was sent out to protect the children), he was slashed in the arm while protecting his unsuspecting teammates, the wound penetrating to the bone. 2. The above situation occurred after meeting with Lao Wei (who was beaten by the Old Celestial Master, and the matter of the royal family was explained). Lao Wei did not send anyone to guard/monitor him. (The author explains that he initially wrote this, but it was too protracted, and Lao Wei was too mysterious, so it didn't matter whether he wrote it or not.)

Why does the system call the protagonist "Master"? Does the protagonist have a raven-tail hairstyle?

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To be honest, the plot is a bit stiff, and the dialogue is overly verbose, reminiscent of early stream-of-consciousness writing. The protagonist's character is also somewhat similar to the hero archetypes popular in earlier years. This setup contributes to a somewhat oppressive reading experience. However, the ideas and creativity are still good, and the future looks promising.

The incongruity of having three bodies in three different worlds is too strong. He clearly learned skills in the Ark, but in the everyday world, he becomes a thing with negative buffs, his abilities severely limited. The de-collapse phase completely resets his status limits, making me think he has three bodies. If it weren't for the system's lottery system, I don't know how I would survive. Adapting to a different body state in each world is just too painful to watch. Author, please pay attention; this isn't a good setting, at least in my eyes it's extremely jarring. #(Blue and sad)

The protagonist keeps getting injured, has a bit of an artsy vibe, but otherwise it's alright.

Hongxia's mom is wearing Shu's mom's clothes, and the portion size of two moms is simply amazing!

It was so heavy and tiring to read. It was good, but too heavy.