
Film and Anime Worlds: From the Start, I Gain Telekinesis
影视综漫,开局获得念动力
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- Roaming Freely Across the Myriad Worlds诸天万界任我行Alternate title on Fanqie
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I just read the beginning, and it's very captivating. I've mostly read sweet romance novels before, but this one with the "golden finger" ability is very relatable. It even made me want to have a special power—I don't care about anything else, just "money power"! [Thumbs up] It's been a while since I last read your book. The themes are very novel, and every time I delve into a story, it feels like I'm actually there.
Finally, there's a female lead! I thought it was an unfinished novel.
The protagonist could actually cooperate with the government; the government is still trustworthy.
The first few stories were rather bland! The incompetent protagonist failed to explain the darkness of humanity in the apocalypse to his own people, leading to the author's cruel murder of Alice. Deducting two stars!
Not bad, not bad, interesting. But there seem to be too few female leads, and the male lead seems to lack ambition. Also, the episodes in each world are too short; I only watched a short while before it jumped to another world – it wasn't enough! Keep it up!
It's alright, but not very exciting; the plot is a bit weak. There's no need to dwell on past worlds; new anime, movies, and TV series are fine too. Most crossover and multiverse anime rely on both classic and emerging elements. I'd also like new movies like *The Investiture of the Gods*, sci-fi films like *The Three-Body Problem* and *The Wandering Earth*, or anime like *The Daily Life of Luo Xiao Hei Xian Wang*, *Superpower 100*, and *The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.*
This shouldn't be the case; how could the book have such a low rating? Overall, it's quite well-written. Although the harem aspect is a bit lacking, the plot, the overall structure, and the subsequent developments are all acceptable. I wouldn't dare say 9 stars or higher, but 8 stars or higher is definitely fair.
Every character in your novel possesses a rich personality and depth, which deeply drew me in. The characters are vivid, distinct, and captivating. The author's writing skills are unparalleled; his unique narrative style drew me into the book, making it impossible to put down. I was captivated by his unique style and profound meaning.
Plundering the heavens? More like groveling to the heavens!
How about adding Super God Academy, Naruto, and One Piece? Damn, I can't stand it anymore. It's just constant showing off and then backfiring. This formula is getting boring; the whole book feels like it's just about putting on an act. Even though I haven't finished it yet.