Transmigrating Simultaneously Into Absurd Worlds

Isn't this just cross-dimensional travel? It's not about creating multiple worlds! 😓

You can read it, it's good and I love reading it 😏 I've read the latest chapter.

The early game features both high-level and low-level dungeons, and even worlds with high difficulty where the protagonist can use abilities, but these are removed later, which is a shame. Character progression is just right, and the shared strength suppression is reasonable. The worlds are numerous and complex, but the plot manages to keep up. The writing is decent.

A lone boat rises amidst the starlight in the vast desert, a lonely soul from beyond the heavens, its heart breaking. I am but a traveler in the cycle of reincarnation, unaware of where to speak of farming and hemp. The vast sea of ​​stars stretches to the Milky Way, the empty gate remains serene, devoid of all thought.

I had a fantastic experience listening to the audiobook. Keep up the good work, author! I really love this book; I've already added it to my bookshelf and placed it in my favorites list.

The various Yi characters from different worlds are quite interesting, and you might be put off at first. The author made quite a few changes to the original setting, but it became more interesting as more Yi were written. There are definitely some flaws and shortcomings, but it's still somewhat readable.

Actually, out of all the novels I've read over the years, this one is considered quite good. I don't know why the rating is so low. If I were to rate it, this book would be worth at least an 8.2.

It's quite good; it incorporates various elements of Chinese animation.

This book is alright; it has its flaws, but it's not entirely unbearable.

A rare gem among transmigration stories that demonstrates intelligence; the plot flows smoothly without being padded out, providing a truly enjoyable reading experience.