Universal Talents: I Fuse with One Version of Myself Every Year

This book can be regarded as a reference to the starting point. The biggest difference between this book and that book is that the various legacies of the protagonist in this book are more humane. The book at the starting point, the legacy of those parallel world lines inherited by the protagonist, but is it really so disgusting? Either develop a demon sect, have tens or hundreds of billions of demon sect disciples, or escape from prison three or four times. In short, it's a bit strange and uncomfortable for people watching it. It is still not recommended to read a book with poor antigenicity, but it is really well written in detail, the world view is quite grand, and the imaginative setting is quite awesome. It's just that his alternate timeline selves are a bit disgusting. The requirements for inheritance are a bit anti-human, and can even be said to force the protagonist to go against the Federation of that world. He even almost died later, and then slowly fell to the Federation. Moreover, there was a clone in that book, hiding his identity. It was true that his status had been tested and he had been struggling in the civil service, and then his avatar became a genius, the genius who led to the Federal Academy. The early plot of that book is similar. The parents are not very talented, so they invite their sister-in-law. Come to train the protagonist, and the sisters-in-law have similar talents. In that book, the sister-in-law's golden finger is telekinesis, and in this book, it is gravity control. And unlike this book, that book is not a gift, but a golden finger. That is, everyone will awaken a golden finger when they are born, and some golden fingers are even systems of various eras. Moreover, the worldview has developed to a later stage and has begun to enter the world. Judging from the current performance of this book, there is a high probability that it has not yet entered the universe in its early stages. And it seems to be a slow flow. The book on the idea is a genre that is developing rapidly in its early stages. In that book, the first three levels of evolvers are all in Sina, Earth, and the later levels are all big figures who can span the timeline. They are all guarding the outside world and exploring the world. Then the protagonist quickly reached the third level in a few decades, and then he was considered invincible in the Novice Village. It can be said that, but the protagonist's last wish requirements became more and more perverted later, so I stopped watching it. Really, I felt a little sick watching it. And the range of combat power in that book is huge. The first level is a combat power, the second level is another combat power, and the third level is a character of another level. At the fourth level, you have directly crossed the long river of time. In the third quarter, you can summon your past and your future. To put it simply, if you are in the first level, then your attacks are useless against the second level, and there is no possibility of cross-realm combat. If you are at the third level, then the second level's attack on you can be said to be directly hitting the void, because you are not in the same dimension. The level of life means that the span of evolution is very large. This book looks okay so far. It's a slow flow. It's a bit annoying to always focus on various competitions. This game and that game.

Three stars for creativity, 1 star for writing. It's too AI. Even though there are a few jokes in it, it still lacks enjoyment. Maybe it's because the skill is not used enough.

It smells like AI... Then the protagonist uses his own experience of inheriting the parallel world without acting. He is really a genius. He has never practiced it before and he can know it as soon as he gets started. For example, in the chapter of going to the hospital, emm, no one really doubts which life talent the protagonist has is reincarnation or a similar ability. Laoden possesses the child. 🤔 There is nothing else to say. There are too few interesting and good books about similar inheritance. I hope the author writes better.

Chapter 33, 71,000 readers, started as a baby, now the protagonist is 7 years old. The talents acquired by the protagonist Tian Hu through time travel are combined with one of his own talents every year. Currently integrated talents: Heart rate control, space sensing, steel and iron bones, life trajectory, life furnace, absolute adaptability

It's not bad. Only the fourth one out of the first four probably uses AI🥲 Just the first three chapters are interesting. . . . , There are currently 27 chapters🤦, I hope the author can revise it a little before publishing it?

It's pretty good, but this type has already been done before. They inherit the last wishes every year and there are also tasks. What a mess, there are still many elementary school students fighting

Dear author, can you let the protagonist brush his teeth first and then go back to the room after finishing the midnight snack? Every time I see the main character go back to his room to sleep after a late night snack without brushing his teeth, I get annoyed.

It's very interesting and very novel to me (they said there are books of this type elsewhere but I haven't read them), but there are few updates🤦

Does the main character's name sound too much like a supporting character? I thought this Tian Hu was the name of a supporting character

It should be polished with AI A smell of AI