A Life Spent Hopping Between Parallel Universes

I've only read up to chapter seven. It's pretty good in all aspects, except for one thing that's not so great, but I like it. It's one thing for the protagonist to be unable to control time travel; that happens in many novels. Unfortunately, the protagonist couldn't bring any other superpowers with him during his first seven transmigrations, even though superpowers have only appeared in two…

Keep it up, I really like your book. The protagonist is born with the ability to time travel, and his abilities become stronger as he gets older. At first, it's no different from the real world, except perhaps for the placement of certain items or the different things being done. Then the time difference widened, and he traveled back to his high school days, but his identity remained the same.

I hope this martial arts world transitions quickly; it's getting boring. Even showing off and getting humiliated in the city is better than this. The cutthroat competition of the Tang Dynasty seems pretty good too.

Personally, I think it's worth a look; I quite like this style.

Keep it up! Keep it up! I don't know why the rating is getting lower and lower 🤦. But I still really enjoy reading it, except that the chapters of Tales of Demons and Gods were a bit boring, and the updates were a little infrequent. In the future, try to avoid writing stories like Tales of Demons and Gods that are just a stream of consciousness; that would definitely attract more readers. The current story, "The Rebellion of the Army," is quite good; it keeps me hooked.

Looks good but too short

The author writes very well; it's a unique quick transmigration story, not at all drawn out. I hope the protagonist will just slap anyone who gets in his way without wasting words.

A poem comes to mind: "Alone in a foreign land, a stranger in a strange land."

My book addiction is acting up, I can't get enough to read, I love books!

The book is excellent; the author's ideas are very imaginative.