Transmigrating Across Countless Worlds at Once, Changing the Fates of Passersby

One of the biggest poisonous points of this type of book is to try every means to upgrade people and suppress the protagonist. What we want to see is the protagonist using the abilities of different world systems to do things. As a result, the protagonist cheats and is suppressed and beaten by the natives. What are you thinking? Why do you try your best to enhance the enemy's combat power, waste the author's own time, and at the same time irritate the readers?

This is the first time I see an uncontrollable consciousness clone in Tongchuanliu. The more I look at it, the more I am confused.

With a Shabby protagonist appearing at the beginning, it's no wonder this book didn't become a hit.

There is a problem with the author's writing skills. He described how powerful the protagonist is in the first part, but later he may forcibly reduce the protagonist's intelligence for the needs of the plot. The chain drops when the computer is shut down. The author's writing skills need to be strengthened. Nowadays, many plots are written in a rigid manner to reduce the protagonist's intelligence.

Fuck, you might as well write a world first, maybe half of it is written and half lost, and then you see how you write it. We here will feel uncomfortable watching it, but you can't understand it after you finish it! People like us who are jumping to watch have no idea what you are talking about! Either tell him about Wandering Earth, or don't write it. Why are you writing here and there?

Are you refining chakra in the martial arts world? ? ? ?

No matter how you share it, once you reach world-class or close to it, in order to continue the plot, you will not become stronger no matter how much you share it. In other words, on the surface, it seems that you have become stronger after sharing, but in fact, there is basically no difference in strength performance before and after sharing power.

What are you doing in the Behemoth chapter? The protagonist's shared ability is only weakened by plug-ins. The more I watch it, the more frustrated I feel. At least I have to transform. If I can't transform, don't be so frustrated.

Is the protagonist's ability so bad? The battle with the giant beast was really unsightly. Are all your skills useless?

My writing has gotten worse and worse recently.