Simultaneous Transmigration: My Golden Finger Turns Out to Be Myself

Forage But often while writing, it would veer off course and I'd have to skip around, sometimes skipping half of a chapter 😅

This book is very thought-provoking! The author occasionally adds extra knowledge, but there were some references I didn't recognize. I read for a while but couldn't understand their meaning and had to skip them. But at least this book isn't a pre-made meal, nor is it an AI book 😏

If you remove the protagonist's rambling inner monologues, this book is a masterpiece! 🤦🤦🤦 The plot design, character settings, and even the world the alternate versions of the characters exist in all pale in comparison to the disappointment caused by the digressions. 🤦🤦🤦

Of the 100 chapters, over 80 are explanatory content unrelated to the book, which is simply remarkable.

Please reduce the amount of filler content, author. Although some parts are funny and educational, I'm giving it five stars and hoping for more updates.

Hmm, amidst the abundance of cheesy phrases, overused tropes, and sarcastic comments, I spotted a few novels. The authors would write a little bit of the main plot and then veer off into cheesy lines, overused tropes, and sarcastic comments. 🤦

Well written, author, keep up the good work and maintain this enjoyable read! The author is terrible.

Conclusion: A good weed I think the novel is quite good; this rating is really too low. However, in the first 15 chapters (or the first 20, I can't quite remember), the author did seem to let loose a bit, basically writing whatever came to mind, which echoed a reader's comment: "It seems like there are a few plot points amidst a large number of references."

It's well-written, but the author's style is a bit unconventional. However, it's quite interesting to learn about other topics.

Actually, the novel version of Water Margin is quite frightening. Lu Zhishen uprooting the willow tree must have required more than 20 tons of effort, putting him at the same level as Li Yuanba in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Wu Song fighting the tiger was also against a demonic tiger. Ximen Qing was able to fight Wu Song for a long time, which also required at least a ton of effort. It would completely overshadow the world of Jin Yong's martial arts novels.