Transmigration Is Expanding

Well written, I like it very much! However, I am confused as to why the protagonist adapts so quickly? The first time he killed someone so decisively, there didn't seem to be any emotional changes in the middle. The protagonist's current behavior is the same as that of a villain. They are too decisive in killing and have completely integrated into the other world. They are no longer much different from the local forces. They have nothing but a certain amount of compassion for the people at the bottom, and they will destroy the family at every turn. It does not highlight the advanced technology and superior system at all. A sense of déjà vu with high-tech gang wars.

The introduction is unclear, so A simple summary is that the protagonist traveled to the Blue Star parallel time and space, and was found to be a suspected alien with blue skin in public. He was brought to the National Research Institute for research. A few years later, the protagonist cooperated with the national high-level officials and accidentally traveled to the ancient world of low-level martial arts to start scientific martial arts training 😎

When I started watching it, I still felt it was very bland, but as I traveled through the new world, it became more and more interesting. Come on, the author, I hope it won't be too overwhelming. I like this kind of story with no heroine, no CP, and good logic.

I have been following the author's books since Q&A. The first two books were very insightful and beautiful, but this book feels too bland, and it doesn't have the same feeling as the previous two books. [Hugs face] As expected, I still like that kind of diversity. This is still very well written. Well, it's just that the updates are too slow. These books by the author are more suitable for reading in one go, otherwise it will be easy to feel confused. Of course, the author is still very creative. Come on [you taste it carefully]

It looks okay, but it's better to control the protagonist's time travel as soon as possible, otherwise there will be too many variables in the next time. I feel that the similarity between the second world and the protagonist's original world should not be a coincidence. It is estimated that other people can time travel, but they are all accidents. The protagonist takes people to travel like this, probably because the crossing passage has always been there. The protagonist can actively activate it or actively charge it to activate. It depends on whether there are other time travelers who accidentally traveled behind. This is my guess about the protagonist's death. At present, the protagonist has a lot of things to do, so he should solve the language problem early, come up with a mature plan, and then cultivate more power. It is definitely better to leave some things to the indigenous people. He can be cultivated in an orphanage. After all, it is winter. The first time a group travels through various things, we need to figure out a mature process early, and master the time travel early so that at least no one is left behind, and we have to take others back.

The writing is pretty good, but the first few chapters don't feel like the main character is the main character. They show the world from a bystander's perspective. In fact, I suggest adding some inner descriptions of the main character in the first few chapters to make it feel better and more immersive. I didn't have much sense of immersion when reading these chapters before, and I didn't want to read on. Especially when you enter the second world, it looks better. If you feel bored in the previous chapters, you can just jump to the post-travel experience.

Surprisingly good, seems to be no problem so far. I don't know if there will be a chance to return to the previous world in the future. (I hope this one won't be discontinued. The few new books I've been following recently have all been discontinued. 😂

It feels okay, and if I keep raising it, the protagonist's ability is to travel, and the range he can carry is getting wider and wider, and he can automatically adapt to different worlds.

Interesting, traveling through an alternative new angle. In addition, the writing style is concise and the number of words is not limited. I like it.

The rating was only entered after the four-star rating on Tomato. There are some books that are good, but there are too few updates. The author needs to stand up.