[Infinite Flow] [the Myriad Worlds] [Nearly invincible, never takes a loss]
[Power fantasy!] [Steady output! 6,000 words a day] [Film and TV Crossover]
Pei Jin is an utterly ordinary medical resident. His only hobby is drawing cards.
The day he pulled eleven five-star cards in ten draws, a bolt of lightning struck him and sent him into the world of Anaconda.
The good news: the Infinite Draw System has activated.
The even better news: his incredible luck is still with him.
He pulls a five-star Decade Driver in ten draws, letting him transform into any Servant.
Then he pulls a bunch of million-currency Craft Essences, making him rich enough to live without a care.
[Anaconda]
While the expedition team is quaking in fear of giant snakes, Pei Jin has already transformed into Kamen Rider and is punching them out one by one.
“Cameraman? Kamen Rider on the side.”
[Demon Slayer]
When Muzan sees Pei Jin transformed into Yoriichi Tsugikuni, he thinks he's seeing a ghost.
No, he really is seeing a ghost.
[Mr. Vampire]
The moment Old Master Ren sees Sun Breathing, he finally understands what fear is.
With his incredible luck, Pei Jin leaves his legend behind in world after world...
So far, it seems alright. The logic is relatively clear, and the writing is better than the two other books next door that also feature dimensional travel abilities. I hope it doesn't become as awkward as one of them, where the protagonist travels through time with his girlfriend (after all, taking someone from one world to another requires comparison, which is difficult to write well).
A decent novel about invincible beings across the heavens. I said it looked familiar. The author's previous book was similar to this one, but the previous book had a really bad point in the early part, which was that the protagonist's system was not unique. Multiple people had the same system as the protagonist, and then they held a battle royale competition.
Oh, oh, oh, aside from the protagonist having nothing better to do and wasting time trying to learn some skills, the rest of the plot and setting are okay. The chosen instance world is a bit niche on Tomato 🍅.
It looks pretty good.
There's no rating yet, but I'll give it five stars. Hope the author keeps up the good work! (ง•̀_•́)ง
It's great! (๑• . •๑) Keep up the good work, author!
I prefer this kind of writing.
Not bad, it's still watchable.
It's interesting, novel, and has a great premise. I hope the author can continue writing it well.
It's really good, don't die.