Myriad Worlds: Transmigrating Through Nine Worlds at Once

Sigh, it's just old wine in new bottles; it's all the same old tricks going around in circles.

Women who are too beautiful to walk on are simply captivating.

It's quite good. But, are the later worlds all derived from a single world?

Adding two hundred years to one's lifespan from the Foundation Establishment stage to the Golden Core stage is a bit too little. The Golden Core stage is a watershed moment, at least doubling one's lifespan.

It's a good watch. I really like the male lead's character. The plot is well-developed, the bad guys are killed, and the strong ones are trained. I'm definitely going to keep watching!

A 6.5 rating is a bit of an underestimation. It's a genius-driven story; the protagonist, Yang Xu, is decisive and ruthless, and the plot is concise and enjoyable to read.

I quite like it. It's pretty good. After all, no novel is perfect. Aside from a few unnecessary words at times, this novel is quite good.

The protagonist is decisive, not a saint, and ruthless—that's the kind of protagonist I like.

It's a book, so don't let ratings sway you. Just read it slowly yourself.

So far, things are going well. I've been decisive in my actions, though I was slightly overwhelmed by a higher-level enemy. Fortunately, I quickly finished him off once my cultivation level increased. I hope these worlds aren't all within the same world cluster; I hope not.