Across the Heavens, I Do Whatever I Want

I really liked the Three Kingdoms chapter. Later on, perhaps because they switched to different worlds, the writing became more haphazard. The protagonist was arrogant, but the arrogance wasn't high enough, making the writing a bit boring. However, it's still quite impressive that they wrote so much. Everyone has different tastes, so I'll give it 4 stars.

After my harrowing journey through time, I was overjoyed and sang "The Blood Song of the Three Realms." The Lord of the Stars discovered me and took me to the "Journey of the Misty Heavens," where I entered the "Myriad Realms." There, I encountered the "God of Slaughter," known as "Cataclysm," who sat on the "Throne of Divine Seal" and tried to kill me.

If the older brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with his younger brother? It makes the younger brother seem presumptuous. The older brother is frail and needs more rest. The younger brother's urging is actually wrong, as it harms the older brother's health and makes the younger brother feel sorry for him. But what does the younger brother's health have to do with the older brother? ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚

If the brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with his sister? It makes the sister seem presumptuous. The brother is weak and needs to rest more. The sister's urging of the brother is actually wrong. It hurts the brother's health and makes the sister feel sorry for him. But what does the brother's health have to do with the sister?

It's quite interesting how each world connects, forms alliances, and learns from each other's strengths. I'm increasingly looking forward to seeing what kind of spectacular outcome will ultimately emerge. Author, none of those harem novels could hook me, but you've successfully hooked me. Impressive!

It's pretty satisfying. In a low-level martial arts world, you don't eat beef; in a high-level martial arts world, once you become stronger, you don't eat beef anymore... Overall, the protagonist is a bit of a homebody. He likes to cause trouble when he encounters something, but he doesn't pursue others unless he encounters them.

I'm giving it five stars because it overthrew the feudal dynasty, and I think that's what a modern person should do. It's far better than those sycophants of the Ming and Tang dynasties who, after reading a few books and having a couple of good meals, have forgotten what they even are.

Pretty good, overwhelming power. Resolving conflicts using different methods. A unique perspective, a very light-hearted book, sounds good, not as bad as it sounds 🤦

"Human lifespan is limited; the more time you spend worrying, the less time you spend being happy." "In the future, if you encounter something you can't stand and can't resolve, just stay away from it. Don't let these trivial matters ruin your good mood." Why does it feel like there aren't many people here? This is so satisfying! Author Lao Deng, please update soon!

No dragging things out, just quick level completion, so satisfying!