Transmigrating Across the Heavens: From the Start, I Plot to Gain Superman’s Powers
穿越诸天，开局谋划超人力量
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Transmigrates into a Popular TV Drama and Becomes the Protagonist of That World
Feel-good power fantasies are the best!
The Protagonist Gains All of Superman’s Powers
Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Various Anime and Movies to Claim Their Opportunities
Jackie Chan Adventures, Marvel, and the like.
Recommend Some Books About Guys Who Don't Take Crap, Do Whatever They Want, Skip the Trash Talk, and Fight Anyone Who Dares Challenge Them
These books are so satisfying, ridiculously satisfying. I've finished them all. Please recommend more just like these, aaah!
Looking for a Transmigration Across the Heavens Story Like Chen Bojun's Fantasy World Great Transmigration
Highly intelligent, decisive, and does research.
Looking for Marvel, DC, or DC/Marvel Crossover Novels
Ideally, something involving a chat group, chat room, forum, or characters watching a movie about themselves.
Looking for American TV and Marvel Fics About Building a Faction and Taking Down Nick Fury
They oppose S.H.I.E.L.D. while protecting Earth.
The Protagonist Steals Technology from Movies to Build a Base and Grow Their Power
Something like *Fantasy World Inside a Computer* or *The Black Technology Monopoly Company*.
A Modern Urban Novel That Blends Multiple TV Dramas
A world where different modern urban TV dramas are all combined.
Stories Where Only the Protagonist Can Transmigrate Into Different Movie Worlds
Resident Evil series, Marvel series, and the like, where the protagonist can transmigrate repeatedly.
Myriad Worlds, Infinite Transmigration Across Many Worlds
Looking for stories with endless transmigration across all kinds of worlds and settings: Naruto, Marvel, The Boys, DC, Gotham, Jackie Chan Adventures, fantasy, cultivation, wuxia, and more. Surely somebody has written something like this?
With Unstoppable Telekinesis, You Don't Even Need to Lift a Finger
Fights without anyone lifting a finger are so cool! Are there any stories with psychic powers, preferably where the protagonist is invincible from the start, doesn’t need to level up, and has no limits?
Hopping Between Worlds
Looking for books like *A Simp? A Tool? I'll Hit You with a Big One Instead*.
The Myriad Worlds, Lone-Wolf Protagonist, and Not Too Many Cultivation Systems
Infinite-Flow Stories Where All the World's Power Rests in One Person, Without Relying on Items
In the Real World, the Protagonist Gains Superman’s Powers and Sunbathes in Space
It was spotted by satellites from various countries and by amateur astronomers, shocking the entire world. No one had expected a superhuman from a science-fiction world to appear in reality.
Looking for Great Superman Stories!
Any good Superman novels?
♟️ The Protagonist Gets All of Superman's Powers, With No Power Limiters, for a Satisfying Read
Looking for Novels About Traveling the Myriad Worlds, Mastering All Kinds of Laws, and Forging Your Own Path
If You Went to the Reincarnation Paradise, What Rank Would You Reach?
The novel Reincarnation Paradise tells the story of Su Xiao gradually growing stronger in the worlds of reincarnation. Imagine you went to Reincarnation Paradise: What rank could you survive to, and what would you have to do to stay alive?
The Protagonist Controls the Four Fundamental Forces of the Universe and Develops All Kinds of Abilities
Sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, or fantasy are all fine.
The Pinnacle of Power in Anime
Protagonists With Clones Across the Myriad Worlds
Anime, novels, films, and TV dramas where characters can share abilities or something along those lines.
The Protagonist Can Steal from the Myriad Worlds
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It's not bad, but if you need to travel with energy, the readers will be reduced by half. The author thinks that his writing is too good, and he always corrects a few bad points, and just corrects them when there is nothing [laughs]
Awesome, fighting monsters in Pacific Rim, very cool [cool]
A good narrative, the protagonist has no poisonous points at present, the attitude towards life in the game, and no character is licked. What surprised me most was the appearance of Deadpool and the depiction of the protagonist breaking the fourth wall, which was great. I hope the author will continue writing and not enter the palace.
You can call him naive, but he is really cool. It's just that Pacific Rim is a small hole, and it's best to fill it in (five stars are afraid of invalidating the rating)
No, he eats beef.
The writing is a little lacking, and the protagonist in the early part is not very good at what he does. But in the middle and later stages, the protagonist's character and way of doing things are very satisfying. Although some books are written well and have good plot descriptions, the protagonists feel very aggrieved. This book pleased me on this aspect.
Why do I feel that some of the previous ones were written by the author himself, but later they were written by AI?
This is a book that suits my taste. I haven't seen such a good book for a long time. I also give the author some suggestions. Don't worry about the complaints and bad reviews from those book friends [punch out] [punch out] [punch out]. You can only know how difficult it is to write a book after you have written it. Some bad points are normal and we all understand. I hope the author writes according to his own wishes. The more he writes, the better [like] [like] [like] [love] [love] [love]
Personally, I think it's pretty cool. I suggest that if you have enough power, you can travel to the Devouring Starry Sky to find Luo Feng to stop them from making sacrifices first. After defeating the Golden Horned Behemoth, you can go directly to the True God-level Luo Feng, so that you can directly advance by leaps and bounds. He could save many people that Luo Feng wanted to save but couldn't, so that when the time comes, it would not be impossible to directly pile them up into the True God of the Void, or even the True God of Eternity.
It's okay, but the pace feels a bit fast. Every time I go to a world, I just skip it. After skipping it, I can travel through it at will. In fact, I can increase my strength and travel at the same time, which makes it feel better. The golden fingers like this are relatively open, which is actually a kind of refreshing writing. If the pace is too fast, the subsequent writing will be too dull and stuck. It is best to slow down.