From the Start, I Inherit the Weaver Girl's Legacy

A decent premise, extending the familiar [internal and external worldview] into a fantasy world, positioned as a myriad of worlds that can be absorbed and grown. It incorporates the evolutionary growth setting of the [Main God Space], cleverly using [avatars] to accommodate abilities learned during the role-playing process that conflict with the user's own growth.

I suddenly thought of a book title: "Infinite Copy: From Loom Threading to Weaving Everything".

I find it very enjoyable. From Demon Slayer's use of plot to defeat Kibu, to Harry Potter's teaching of magic to divide the world, to Inuyasha's Demon Tower, it's all very good, and it incorporates elements from the original series. I really like it.

It's a good book, but the cover and title aren't very appealing, making it unappealing. I've had it on my bookshelf for ages, but I only clicked on it because I had nothing else to read.

It's well-written, but I hope the protagonist will put more effort into the real world. After all, he's still young and has plenty of time to grow and develop his abilities. He should focus more on his core abilities, explore different storylines, and further develop his core skills. Furthermore, the protagonist's kindness is both a strength and a weakness.

There are too few worlds now! This narrative style might filter out a large number of readers, but it's really good! Write more! No female lead, but still a top-rated story!

Dear author, the side stories in the book are well-written, but I would still prefer more focus on the protagonist's own growth, such as the visualization techniques, which I found quite interesting. Of course, you can write it at your own pace if you wish. 🥰👍 I'm back! I'm back!

Well written! This is the least offensive rebirth novel I've read recently. The protagonist is truly excellent—kind, calm, capable yet never overstepping his bounds. He lives in a healthy competitive environment and strives to maintain it. He's insightful, plans rationally, and also anticipates future needs. Reading this made the experience much more enjoyable.

It's good; it's not the kind of harem anime where a brute is invincible, nor is it an AI-generated filler story with excessive adjectives. The original world setting is good, and each instance has the author's own creative ideas. In particular, the method and execution of HP to truly isolate the two worlds showed the author's creativity and sincerity.

The book is good, the protagonist's growth path is clear, and the world-building is comfortable to view. However, the title is really unappealing; at first glance, it looks like a traditional cultivation novel. Then, clicking in and reading the synopsis further diminishes the reading interest. Another reborn protagonist, and an avatar?