Checking In Across the Myriad Worlds, One Cheat Per World

Isn't this a sequel to "The Lost Contact After Smoking in the Myriad Realms"? It's good, please update more often!

It's alright. The Green Gang is terrifying to ordinary people, but what's a piece of cake to the protagonist? He should avoid their sharp edge. The protagonist's gun has unlimited bullets, and he can hit anything within 50 meters. As long as he doesn't use cannons, how many Green Gang members could the protagonist kill?

Not bad, not bad. I just got to the Hangzhou episode. At least there aren't any major flaws so far. If it continues like this, it could easily get 5 stars. I have to admit, the Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils chapter suddenly turned into a sycophantic writing style. The earlier parts were really well-written, I'm impressed.

So far, things are going well. The protagonist has a system that rewards diligence, and he will travel through countless worlds in the future. The first world is the Republican era, a time when people are rich and can learn many valuable things. The protagonist should learn a wide range of things in the first world, such as forging, medicine, architecture, firearms, martial arts, etc. Learn whatever you can! If he ends up in ancient times, many things will be the means to make a living!

It's good. Although it has the feel of a scholar, it expresses its own unique style. I look forward to the next chapter.

Five stars! This is a multiverse harem novel, and it's very well written. The most commendable aspect is the author's strong awareness of avoiding sensitive topics like promiscuity, cuckoldry, and the giving away of women. Thumbs up! As pointed out by fellow readers, the first instance involves misuse of public transportation, but considering the later plot is still decent, one star is deducted.

That's pretty good. The killing and sleeping scenes are both satisfying; much better than the spineless protagonists.

The connections between the various films and television series are well done, and the main characters' personalities and actions are excellent, with no major flaws. One suggestion for the author: a few chapters in the middle are a bit short, consisting of only one sentence, which makes for a less enjoyable reading experience. Adding some filler would be helpful.

The first volume was well-written... It did good deeds without getting too involved... It showed responsibility without being constrained! The creation of a kung fu version of gunfighting was particularly creative... No more agonizing over whether a gun or a fist is faster within seven steps...

Just marking this up... Public vehicle misuse + independent consciousness clone. 👍👍👍👍 Super cool.