I Transmigrate Across the Heavens, and My Starting Skill Is Completely Random
穿越诸天，我的初始技能完全随机
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- Ongoing
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- 395k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
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If Tomato Novels Had a Hall of Fame, These Would Be the Few Inductees
These books are all masterpieces on Fanqie. There’s no single best one.
Highly Rated Books So Good You'll Stay Up All Night!
Male or female leads, either is fine! I just want good books!
A Masterpiece Can Never Be Buried; It Simply Blooms Like a Lotus in the Mud
Looking for books like "The Rogue Imperial Tutor". Books are like the world: grass born by the shore can keep itself above vulgarity, but a lotus growing in the mud can also bloom brilliantly, far more beautiful and splendid than grass. Bring out your masterpieces, the hidden gems that have been overlooked.
Fresh, Unusual Settings and a Variety of Abilities
Something similar to Weather Forecast.
I've Read Too Many Books and I'm Sick of Them. I Can Tell Where the Story's Going from the First Page.
Any recommendations from your bookshelves??? Something original, please???
Funny Novels You Can Read Without Skipping Chapters. Are There Any Left?
I'm a Veteran Reader, and My Reading List Is Running Dry
I don't want stories with cringeworthy plots. I like urban stories, transmigration, System, quick transmigration, male protagonists, villains, behind-the-scenes masterminds, lords, showbiz, rebirth, urban fantasy, history, games and anime, protagonists transmigrating into animals and getting livestreamed, and livestreaming.
Stories About the Protagonist Traveling Between Worlds at Will, Doing Whatever They Please
Demon Slayer, Naruto, One Piece...
Tomato's True Masterpieces
The Myriad Worlds: The Protagonist Transmigrates to Different Worlds
The protagonist transmigrates into the worlds of various novels or movies.
Looking for Stories Where Everyone Is a Goofball, the Kind That Make You Laugh Until You Fall Out of Bed at Midnight and Get Eight-Pack Abs
Please Recommend Stories With Wildly Imaginative Premises!!!
I'm out of things to read!!!
Looking for Infinite-World Stories with Endless Dungeon Runs! No Romance, and Preferably No Main Plot
The Protagonist Has a Simple Ability and Develops It to the Absolute Limit
Things like acceleration and enhanced strength.
A Treasure Trove of Books, a Gathering Place for Old Bookworms ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ
Any High-Quality Fantasy Novels With a System? Recommendations, Please
Fantasy novels with a System.
Stories About Transmigrating into a Crossover of Multiple TV Dramas or Movies
In a Reading Slump. Recommend Something Smart With Intelligent Characters
First of all, nothing brainless, no womanizers, and no power fantasies that make everyone stupid. I'm looking for something about everyday life, simple and funny, maybe a little silly. Thanks!
I Refuse to Believe There Are Books Rated 9.9 or Higher
An Overpowered Protagonist With Concept-Level Skills, Common Sense, and Cleverly Used Abilities
Looking for books like "This Martial World Became Strange Because of Me".
Novels About Global Instances, Stages, and Games
A Protagonist Takes a Weird, Niche Talent to the Extreme, With One Female Lead
Preferably, they should already be together from the beginning, or be childhood sweethearts.
Urban Imagination, No Feel-Good Payback, I Said No Feel-Good Payback
Seeking Urban Fantasy Stories
I want an urban fantasy novel with an unusual premise, where the protagonist isn’t so obnoxious. Any kind of plot is fine!
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Author, please let me say something. Your article, devoid of ornate language, moves the reader with its simple sincerity. The sentences flow smoothly and coherently, with successful psychological portrayal and detailed descriptions, leaving a lasting impression.
It's really good. You have to use your brain to get through the levels, and you can even make the most of strange and unusual props. It's not one of those mindless, easy-to-crush stories. It's quite good.
This is a good book. Most people, including myself, might initially be misled by its seemingly mundane title, but it's essentially about a group of people in a plaza embarking on adventures in different worlds. The writing style is humorous and witty, with strong logical thinking. It avoids the clichés of niche works, and the strange and unusual props add a sense of novelty and unpredictability.
This is a great story whose title really shines through. The plot and world-building are interesting, the pacing is excellent, and the occasional little jokes are quite amusing. Having read so many imaginative stories on Tomato Books, this one is definitely worth reading.
I've read five chapters, and it's alright. The protagonist is intelligent, and although he doesn't have any cheat codes, he manages to complete the game using seemingly useless skills. While coincidence and luck play a significant role, the overall character development and world-building of the novel are quite good. As you read on... Well, let's just say, I can't quite put my finger on it.
I have a suggestion: perhaps the protagonist's personality could be altered during the dungeon runs. After all he's been through, he still seems reckless and doesn't seem to value his life. Also, perhaps the protagonist could consider the uses of items when faced with situations like drawing them.
It's the kind of story that gets better the more you read it; the writing is also interesting. I'll keep following it.
This book is one of Tomato's rare gems. Even if it falls apart later on, it will stay on my bookshelf (mainly because there are so many books on my shelf that were really interesting in the beginning but were later discontinued or fell apart, and I really can't bear to delete them).
Very good. The protagonist is affectionate and kind; it's rare to find such a humane protagonist in survival novels. Moreover, the protagonist's growth through each event gives me a sense of companionship. It's well-written, combining horror and chilling moments with moments of passion and shining examples of humanity (and it's also quite funny).
The author's writing is quite strong; the foreshadowing is brilliantly done. However, some characters seem a bit dim-witted at times, probably because there are too many characters. That mole really impressed me. But author, maybe you should change the title? If I hadn't accidentally clicked on it, I wouldn't have noticed it at all.