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

One of the biggest flaws of this type of book is its focus on leveling up the protagonist and suppressing them. What we want to see is the protagonist causing trouble using abilities from different world systems, but instead, the protagonist, even with their cheat codes, gets completely overwhelmed by the natives. What are you thinking? Why go to such lengths to enhance the enemy's strength? It wastes the author's time and also disappoints the readers.

This is the first time I've seen a cross-dimensional flow with uncontrollable consciousness clones; the more I watch, the more ridiculous it gets.

No wonder this book isn't popular, given that it starts with such a stupid protagonist.

The author's writing style is problematic. While the protagonist is initially portrayed as incredibly powerful, later on, perhaps for plot reasons, the protagonist's intelligence is forcibly reduced, leading to glaring inconsistencies and failures at crucial moments. The author needs to improve their writing; so far, many scenes feel forced and awkwardly written, essentially just attempts to lower the protagonist's intelligence.

Damn, you might as well write a rough outline of a world first. You've only written half and left the other half out. Now look at how you're going to write it! It's painful for us to read, and even after you've written it, we still can't understand it! People like us who are skipping around don't know what you're talking about! Either make The Wandering Earth clear, or don't write it at all. Why are you writing this and that?!

Are you refining chakra in a martial arts world?

No matter how much power is shared, once you reach world-class or near-world-class status, for the sake of the plot, no amount of further sharing will make you stronger. Or rather, while it may seem that you become stronger after sharing power, your actual strength before and after sharing is basically the same.

What's the point of the Giant Beast arc? It's just that the protagonist's shared ability power-up has been weakened. It's so frustrating to watch. At least he should be able to transform! If he can't, then the fighting shouldn't be so frustrating.

Is the protagonist's ability really that bad? The battle against the giant beast was truly awful. Are all your skills just useless?

My writing has been getting worse and worse lately.