[New book, rating expected to rise] [the Myriad Worlds] [System] [Feel-good fiction]
The protagonist, Chen Tian, was born into a parallel world called Blue Star, where the Abyss had invaded, enemies surrounded humanity, and mankind had retreated behind towering walls.
In the tenth year of the Era of the Myriad Worlds, Blue Star was selected by the Myriad Worlds dimension and granted one chance for every eighteen-year-old to transmigrate across the Myriad Worlds.
Those who succeeded became dimension adventurers, continuing to explore and cultivate in all kinds of strange worlds.
Those who failed returned as ordinary people, fated to serve dimension adventurers for the rest of their lives.
In this world, dimension adventurers were both its protectors and its rulers.
Learning that everyone around him had transmigrated, Chen Tian felt a little discouraged.
Fortunately, on the year he turned eighteen, just before he was about to transmigrate across the Myriad Worlds, Chen Tian bound himself to the Super Talent System. With every world he transmigrated to, the System granted him a talent, and every talent in the System was a superpowered golden finger.
Sign-in rewards, foreknowledge, immortality, returning anything to its source, proficiency, Deep Blue stat boosts...
In the first world, an apocalypse setting, his talent was [Simulation]. Using information from the simulations, he stayed one step ahead, allied with the authorities, and brought the armed forces together to fight the apocalypse. He helped humanity reclaim its place as the dominant species on Earth, and people called him the Prophet!
[Rating: SSS-]
In the second world, a demon-infested martial arts setting, his talent was [Infinite Epiphany]. He could master any martial art at a glance.
[Rating: SS+]
In the third world, a world of rival lords, his talent was [...]
After transmigrating through countless worlds, Chen Tian looked back and realized that he had already reached the pinnacle of all realms and races, becoming a great being feared even by the Abyss!
Okay, but can I add punctuation marks when the character speaks?
It's pretty good to watch. I like the theme of one cheat in each round the best. Although it can't be compared with "Unkilled" or "Simulation: Draw a cheat in each round", the plot and characters at least have the same rhythm, and there are no poisonous points. The final score may be slightly lower than nine points. It's not really a suggestion, I just feel like the first simulation should add a bit of evenly matched competition. Although I don't know how to add it, it just feels too smooth and lacks a bit of drama, making it more like everyday life. The second simulation was better. There is progress.
I've just read Chapter 20, which is about time travel for all people, and a lot of Golden Finger types. It's very well written so far, and it's a refreshing article that suits my taste. Come on.
It's great to see 25, and the subject matter is also very interesting. It's new to me. The simulation of the heavens I watched is basically a fantasy martial arts game. This is the first time I've seen such technology and good writing.
This book is very good. It made me understand what true Buddhism is. It is like an epiphyllum. It is unknown before it blooms. When needed, it uses its own life to show the beauty of that moment. The same is true for Buddha. It does not have to use life. It can also be a crisis for all mankind. Once you are not famous, it is just for one breath of self-movement and self-sacrifice. As long as you feel it is meaningful, it is worth it.
Very smooth, all in one go
It's really well written
It's pretty good-looking, has a good setting, and has a sense of life.
Beautiful, love watching. Just put double quotation marks around the words in the text.
I want a five-star review for my own book!