Han Shan stumbled upon a handbook for cultivating destined protagonists that lets him transmigrate between multiple worlds.
Become the old man living inside the ring of a young lady whose engagement was broken off.
Meet a reborn superpowered girl with maxed-out affection at a bookstore.
Protect a young prince and fight your way through encirclement after encirclement.
Cultivate a legendary investigator amid the ruins of a Lovecraftian world.
As a god, cultivate a witch and a saint separately…
Use the resources of different worlds to cultivate one protagonist after another, share their fortune and power, claim the handbook’s rewards, and rise to the top… That was how it was supposed to go.
So why is every one of these protagonists having problems?
Why has the useless young lady whose engagement was broken off just started cultivating, yet already caught the attention of the mastermind behind the scenes?
Why is the reborn superpowered girl such a vicious, love-obsessed yandere?
What are the witch and the saint doing? Why are they being hunted by the Demon King and the Pope, respectively?
What is wrong with you people? Do you even know how to play?
I knew I’d have to do it myself. I’ll demonstrate once, so you protagonists had better watch and learn!
It shouldn't be considered a cool novel, but now that multiple female protagonists have been confirmed, I would rather see the protagonist raise a boss, and then the female protagonist comes to the main world and bleeds like a river.
I think the writing is okay. I hope it will be a harem. If the writing is not good, I hope there will be no heroine.
Shen Nong tasted a hundred herbs, this book is not bad Before the third world, every time I watched the protagonist give "Plate Green Plum" treatment to no avail, I felt very weird, and my sense of anticipation was constantly growing. Recently, I suddenly gave a feedback, which can be regarded as a "little climax of the plot". This setting is so wonderful, it made me feel suddenly enlightened. It's not that she can't be cured, she has to die. She has a lot of sense of fate. In short: the first world (traditional fantasy + comedy) is good The second world (superpower fantasy + rebirth) I personally don't like this one very much The third world is full of excitement at the beginning. I hope that the emotions will land smoothly in the follow-up. Come on.
The author's writing is really great, and it was very confusing for me to read, but if I think about it carefully, the result of the setting of the timeline is inevitable. This thing is too difficult to grasp. There are not many people who really write about it in depth. High-energy battlefields are affecting the timeline. It can be said that this situation is impossible to happen in many books. It is too buggy. It's easy to lose hair, but the author really wrote it. I really think it's good. There are many problems in other aspects, but I think it's okay. For example, the world was a bit messy in the first volume, but it stabilized in the second volume, and the author really wrote seriously. But I was dazzled by the battlefield situation, but the plot is really exciting. I haven't caught up with the latest chapter yet. I'll check it out later 🍉
Very good, although it seems quite confusing, but if you look closely, the story is still quite good. Although there are still some problems, such as the plot transition is sometimes a bit fragmented, and there are too many things written in a short period of time, which makes it easy to get bored, but the foundation of the story is quite good in my opinion Love it, but it looks messy
I really like this kind of heroine development story (11 chapters)!
The subject matter is relatively new and okay.
Good book, worth reading
Good looking, support the author
Yes, the content is clear, not artificial, and looks good