Jiang Yang struck it lucky: he got an offer to travel to the Myriad Worlds and fulfill the wishes left behind by a young lady. Seeing the offer's generous benefits, Jiang Yang took the job.
And then...
World One: King of Gossip in the Entertainment Industry.
The Saturday Gossip God livestream: You decide who the lucky guest is!
World Two: Taoist Priest on Qingxi Mountain.
Buddy, it's the twenty-first century. Please believe in science.
World Three: First Taste of Country Dog Life
Your childhood was my whole life. After I'm gone, you'll be all grown up, so don't you dare cry when I leave.
World Four: Mad Magician
I'm a magician. Please enjoy my final act: the sinking of a small island nation.
The fifth world, the zombie apocalypse, wasn't written well, so I recommend skipping it for now. The author will revise it later.
It's readable. The system is a subsystem of the main system of the young lady, but personally, I don't think it's very good. Also, the third chapter, "Dog's Life," is too similar to the "Dog's Life" chapter in another book, "The Life of a Hundred Beasts."
Having read up to chapter eleven, this guy's gotten cocky. Anyone with a discerning eye will immediately disappear upon seeing the protagonist.
First of all, giving your brother a company is enough. He can treat the main world as a relaxing vacation and the ordinary world as his own. But you went and gave him a portal between the two worlds, and he reported it to the "Management Bureau". First of all, when you return to the main world after completing your missions in other worlds, it won't be peaceful.
The article about the country dog is exactly the same as the one about experiencing animals; it's basically just a different name and some content cut.
Attracted by the description of the country dog (World 3), it's not bad. The fourth world is a bit pink, you can skip it. The rest are all clichéd plots. World 4, Mad Magician (the harem is so-so, but I'll add 1 star for World 3).
He doesn't learn anything but relies entirely on the system. Why didn't he learn hacking and finance in the first world? He didn't read much about the Taoist in the second world. This wish-fulfillment novel doesn't follow any logic.
The "Country Dog" story is clearly written by a city bumpkin. The wolves only got driven away by the police after entering the village, and then the protagonist goes off to seek revenge alone. In a realistic rural setting, that would be like a terrifying upright ape carrying a mysterious fire poker into the mountains.
The protagonist is an ordinary person with ordinary joys and sorrows. The unique perspective is appealing, but what I find particularly off-putting is the introduction of a spoiled rich girl. She's just there to annoy people, creating a situation where the protagonist needs someone to oppress him, to fulfill various unfulfilled desires, and to unfairly deduct points from his character.
You're making a quick transmigration story with an original world, and all the missions are for rich young ladies? Is this part of your "play"? 😅
The gossip-filled part in the entertainment industry is the best, highly recommended. I didn't want to watch the other worlds after the first few episodes.