Simultaneous Transmigration: I Can Only Get Stronger by Relying on Myself

In a time-travel novel, how does the protagonist start a harem? When he finds a wife, the characters in other worlds are like clones. It has a different kind of NTR feeling. Can anyone tell me what you think about this issue?

Tongchuanliu naturally carries a highly toxic label: green To be honest, if you want to avoid this, you can only write a male protagonist and all the other clones are female. But some readers can't accept the "Japanese" people, and they can't have both.

Might as well wear it one world at a time.

I didn't think the clones were poisonous until I saw the heroine's avatar. Then I couldn't accept the clones in Naruto. I didn't think the soul piercing was poisonous until I saw a book where the main character went crazy because the soul piercing was discovered. I had zero tolerance for soul piercing.

Isn't this kind of book green for oneself? Is it just that one is in the same world and the other is in a different world? How come no one is scolding?

Grind and weigh, keep water. There are only four worlds in a few hundred chapters. It's useless

The writing is okay, but there are two shortcomings. One is that the explanation takes up more than half of the page. If you don't understand, just explain it. The second shortcoming is that it cannot be divided into paragraphs. It often goes into a long paragraph, which is dazzling to read.

Isn't Quanzhen Dan Kung or Tai Chi Kung better than Heng Lian? Although it is a reverse rebirth, I feel it is not necessary. . .

Why are there descriptions of innate energy everywhere? What foreigners cultivate is acquired energy. Innate energy is inherent in the mother's womb, and gradually decreases to nothing with age. The purpose of the third level of rebirth is to go against the innate energy and refine the innate energy. If the innate energy was so good, the Trinity Sect would have been refined long ago.

I don't know when it started. There is very little actual plot in each chapter. There is no sense of substitution, no sense of the unity of all laws, no sense of great power attributed to oneself, no sense of being the one who opened the way. Moreover, when leaving the fog to show off combat power, there is an abrupt description of a woman standing next to him, and he also sees people getting wet, which is a bit strange.