I Transmigrate Across Ten Thousand Worlds and Have Unlimited Attribute Points

A parody of Mystery Journey, I'll give it five stars. The early pacing is faster than in "Rolling in the Wind," but after Galon becomes a Holy Icon in the mid-game, he starts showing off a lot, while the protagonist only shows off a little before leaving. In comparison, it falls a bit short, but I'll still support it.

The setting is somewhat similar to a book written by Gun Kai.

Yes, yes.

I don't want to comment...

The opening scene is like a bolt from the blue: the transmigrator arrives only to have their identity stolen by the original owner of the body. What is the purpose of writing this transmigration story then?

Yes, I really enjoy reading this type of novel.

Writing in the style of "Rolling into the Mysterious Journey" is fine. My writing style might not be very polished in the early stages, making the plot a bit difficult to read.

A remake of the Mysterious Journey?