Biochemical Apocalypse from the Start: I Lead My Nation to Conquer the Myriad Worlds

Four stars is indeed worthy of a look. One star less is a bit illogical and the pattern is not big. The world is chaotic, and many factors have not been taken into account, and some of the worlds that have been entered are simply dimensionality reduction attacks for the modern military that has been blessed with the capabilities obtained in several worlds. If the strength is not equal, how can we cooperate fairly? Maybe we will be bitten by powerful and ambitious people from a certain world.

Well written, the early story is good. Thank you so much to the author! But why doesn't it work later? It is recommended to write an outline and don't jump into details. Multi-dimensional travel focuses on telling stories in two or three planes (same type of planes), adding the protagonist's upgrade line, the main and secondary protagonist's love scenes, rescue scenes, support plots, and then interspersed with the settings of accidentally obtaining something, plots related to traitors, plots about pretending to be slapped in the face, etc. However, I don't know if the author has noticed that for time-travel themes, don't just write about the science fiction plane, then jump to the anime plane, and then go to the mythological plane or the weird world... As long as it is a time-travel or cross-dimensional work that frequently jumps between different theme planes, the ratings, traffic, and reading volume will be very low, making it difficult to "get points". Moreover, the plot will become more and more confusing as it is written, with foreshadowings that I have forgotten to cover, and the subsequent ideas will also be confusing. (For example: The core of any version of "Resident Evil" is viruses, zombies, infection, and elimination of zombies. Only by focusing on this core will it not go astray.) For example, if you write about traveling through the world of the movie version of "Resident Evil", and the timeline is set after the nuclear explosion, then slowly develop around the "elimination of the zombie crisis", and then add the question of "will there be a dragon country in the parallel universe?" - You can lay two layers of foreshadowing from the beginning. When writing about the time-travel game version of "Resident Evil" (generations 1-9), this framework is sufficient to support long-term creation: use good routines, fill in a tight plot, and add bloody plots, warm love, sadomasochism, and heroic plots, and it will be no problem to write for thirty years. The plot of "after receiving a certain reward, briefly traveling to the early days of the world of "The Walking Dead"" can occasionally be interspersed in the middle: the protagonist warns the Yan Kingdom in this world to prepare, once again improves the achievements of the Dragon Kingdom in the parallel universe, and then gives the relevant information to the country; and then leads to the conjecture of "whether there are Dragon Kingdoms in other biohazard planes outside the main world", gradually proving that "there are Dragon Kingdoms in every plane", and even making mythical stories reflect reality. Finally, through the efforts of the protagonist team, the Dragon Kingdoms in various planes are promoted to unite to jointly develop technology and achieve plane upgrades - this can also lay the groundwork for the second novel and start the creation of the series.

There are very few comprehensive stories that dare to think and write like this. The plot is smooth and there is no ink. Use your own ideas to describe various abilities. I hope you can maintain the quality and finish the book well. Don't care about the bad reviews. You have written well.

Very good book, it would be nice to have more sci-fi weapons

I have been looking for this type of novel for a long time. I like every small world I picked. It hits my heart. Please don't stop reading.

Can you please read some Chinese novels and anime movies to give me a feeling of watching Japanese people from other countries?

The content is very good, very sentimental, and has family and national conditions. It is worth watching.

It's well written and the kids love it.

Dude, can you write Final Fantasy next?

It's ok, so-so, so-so, so-so.