The Lone Gunman Who Roams the Myriad Worlds

I've read half of it, and I feel there are quite a few flaws, but also some interesting points, especially the world of Li Xunhuan. Maybe it's because of my bias towards Jiao Enjun (the author of the novel), but I really hope he can change his life and live a good life.

It's good to watch, the plot armor is sufficient, and the protagonist is invincible. The main world is super godlike and a little bit licking poison. In the other two worlds, the process of acquiring women is quick and efficient, and the ruthless killing is exhilarating. The martial arts world lost its appeal after it ended.

This book essentially achieves one thing: in the face of human truth, any carbon-based life form is utterly vulnerable. Unless you're a superhuman low-level human, you can basically take down enemies with a single shot if they're facing firearms. 🤦

The book is alright, author, keep up the good work! I hope you write better and better! Sometimes the author is a bit naive, or inexperienced, and doesn't quite understand some unspoken rules, like disaster escape quotas. Generally, there's room for maneuver if there are only one or two people, as long as you have what they want!

In the ninth year of Yonghe, the year of Guichou, at the beginning of late spring, we gathered at the Orchid Pavilion in Shanyin, Kuaiji, to perform the purification ritual. All the wise men were present, young and old alike. This place boasts towering mountains and lofty peaks, dense forests and tall bamboos, and clear, rushing streams—alas!

The concept is quite interesting, but I hope it stays true and doesn't include any martial arts elements; that's incredibly boring. A good gun system should have its own unique features.

I almost missed it. It's not bad for me, though. Many people might not like it, but I think it's worth five stars. At first, I didn't want to see this rating, but after looking at a few pictures, I thought it was alright.

I quite liked this book, so why is the rating only 6-something? I rarely rate books, and those I like usually get pretty high scores, but this one is an exception. I'll give it a 5 to raise the rating a bit, so it doesn't disappear while I'm reading it. It would be even better if the author updated more frequently.

The story is engaging, the writing flows smoothly, and the author's style is excellent. Keep up the good work, author, and update frequently!

It's great, but it's stupid to make good use of your own strengths and not practice those martial arts that will get you shot in the head if you have a gun, unless it's a martial art with special attributes.