
I Can Copy Anything Without Limit, and Roam the Myriad Worlds as I Please
我无限复制,诸天任我游
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- Ongoing
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- 127k Words
- Updated
- 1d ago
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60Chapters
18.2kReads · 30 days
18.2kReads · all time
4.5kShelf adds, last 14 days
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This sounds promising! I hope the author keeps it up! I've added it to my bookshelf. I think that in the real world, we haven't reached the point where we can't live without beef yet, which is why the protagonist takes on missions to earn money. I'm guessing that the women in these missions will become part of the protagonist's harem later on, haha.
[Chapter 40 left] west Ying's plot allows for free-flowing fun, but the storyline is somewhat dry. It's watchable, but it's hard to say what will happen next.
Jet Li's "The Forbidden Kingdom" can also be considered a Western film, after all, its style is immediately recognizable.
After you've seen the first world, run away quickly. Chinese people don't lie to Chinese people.
Whether it's AI or not, I was looking for something to read and found this one. I read it all and gave it a good review.
It seems like the film and television works written by the author are all somewhat obscure.
Can you please update faster, bro? This number of words isn't enough to read.
Not bad, not bad, not bad
Sure, good job. Author, I'd like to clarify that both Tomb Raider and The Mummy claim to be filmed on location. Our location isn't the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum, it's the Chu King's Mausoleum. Tomb Raider is a more accurate translation; its real name is Lara Croft, the Tomb Raider.
Sure, it's one of the few readable new books, a story about traversing multiple worlds. As long as it's readable, it's fine.