The Transmigration All-Purpose System

Water from wild forests or rivers should not be drunk indiscriminately. That water looks clean, but it's actually dirtier than anything else. Water contains many parasites and should only be consumed if it is naturally filtered or boiled. If you were to fill a few bottles and drink them casually, you'd get diarrhea and feel weak the next day.

If you're going to travel to another world, then reality is just a place to show off and relax. If you write reality as something terrifying, who's going to read it? I was thinking of reading it, but after reading your description, I thought, forget it, it's not interesting.

Don't even think while reading novels on Qidian! I've always told myself this, but I just can't seem to do it!

Author, you're so shameless! Why are all these time travelers so low in character, especially fond of stealing other people's women? If you stole Mu Nianci, I'd wholeheartedly approve, but if you stole Guo Jing's woman, it just shows how low your standards have been.

Seeing the chapter about Song Yichen's tragedy suddenly made me not want to continue reading. Why did they have to write it that way? Why did Mu Mu have to die like that? I really can't bear to read it. And why are the main characters always written so weakly in the real world? I hate protagonist-torture plots. It's so upsetting! 😠

The first chapter is discouraging. And the author's note is well-written: "You look down on Zhang Wuji for being irresponsible, so does that mean your protagonist, a womanizer, is responsible? Is collecting women and falling in love with them all responsible?" It sounds nice, but the actions are disgusting.

The protagonist is like an idiot, and incredibly weak! He talks about seven types of internal energy, but he turns pale after just one Divine Sword Thunder Control Technique! And if you wrote that the protagonist has no political acumen, why write about the Three Kingdoms period?! Also, the protagonist shows almost zero concern for his child—what kind of child is that?!

To be honest, I started reading this book when I first joined Qidian, and it's been several years now. Honestly, blindly recommending books was really popular back then. This book has been finished for at least two or three years now, and I just came back to check it out and suddenly found a lot of people criticizing it? Honestly, it's unnecessary. The author can't see what you're posting anyway.

Holy crap, this poison is killing me. Those with low poison resistance, don't come in.

When I saw the eleven or twelve-year-old protagonist develop feelings for Lin Ying, who was in her thirties or forties, I knew I couldn't watch anymore; it was too disgusting.