Across the Heavens: Copying My Way to Godhood

The other worlds didn't follow the original protagonist's storyline, but the Tomb Raider world did, which made it boring to watch. Things that could have been handled by one person were dragged out with so much unnecessary detail; it now feels like a mere chronicle of events. Each world didn't last long, yet the Tomb Raider world, which could have ended much earlier with one person, was written out in such a long way.

You know, I came to Feihu to see the harem, but those women in Detective Chinatown didn't use drugs, did they? No wonder it's so unpopular. What a talent! This is just my personal opinion!

It allows for more intimate interactions with the female lead.

The elephant-rat, a creature whose speed reaches the speed of light, is a close relative of the elephant but has a body the size of a rat. Its replication speed should be incredibly fast, equivalent to instantly becoming Quicksilver. Moreover, given its rat-sized body, if the replication ability were applied to humans, it would likely be enhanced, resulting in even greater speed.

When will we be able to put away the girls from before or go back to any world we've been to? They just threw the girl back into the original world! Let me know when you see that you can go back or bring the girl over! Thanks in advance!

It was fine at first, but it got boring after a while. After getting the Muchen Pearl, I skipped straight to the final chapter about lifting the curse since I still had so many. Then came the Caribbean pirates, which looks like another long chapter. I'll just leave them for now; I'm not into pirates.

Next time, design a better power system. If someone becomes omnipotent all at once, there's nothing left to write about. Copying power-ups isn't a good strategy; you can't make someone invincible without suppressing their power level, and suppressing their combat strength also won't work—many readers will be unhappy. In short, it's a difficult situation.

Are you releasing any new books? This type of book, for example.

It's all about skills and card slots, practically every chapter has them, it's repetitive and filler, there's hardly any actual plot, what's the point of reading it?

If you're looking for something to replicate, the strength of ants and the jumping ability of fleas are easy to find. Going to grave robbing is time-consuming and doesn't yield many impressive finds.