Traveling Across the Myriad Worlds

T-virus, Nine Yang Skill, and Dragon Subduing Palm—you're telling me you're only slightly stronger than someone like Sha Tongtian? What a joke!

I don't recommend watching it; the main character acts like he has no brains throughout. There are also many plot holes and bugs. In the end, all I can say is, whatever makes the author happy.

After reading the first chapter, I knew the author was under 18 and still a minor. Therefore, his thinking was more passionate than ours. Time travel was as commonplace as eating, and murder was as commonplace as playing League of Legends. We adults simply couldn't keep up.

Too toxic, I can't handle it. I only read the first part, but I couldn't hold back any longer. The protagonist's IQ is practically zero! As for the plot, it's clichéd and full of plot holes.

He fawns over movie and TV show leads, uses millions of dollars from movies to buy houses in real life, doesn't know how to use artificial intelligence, makes money by selling antiques, considers his mutated Nine Yang Divine Skill as trash, inferior to first or second-rate Legend of the Condor Heroes, and can freely merge into countless worlds, regardless of east, west, south, north, or dynasty!

This protagonist... Haha, sorry, I couldn't help it, is this the kind of protagonist he is? Zhang Junbao, after learning only a third of the Nine Yang Divine Skill, could still defeat that guy Kexi from the end of The Return of the Condor Heroes by just randomly attacking, but the protagonist, after learning the whole thing, can't even beat Sha Tongtian?

First, it's a hodgepodge of the world, then various forms of flattery, and finally, the Nine Yang Manual is taught to women. After reading this, you can already imagine what those two women will look like later. Now, author, you can have fun!

Nine Yang, proficient in Dragon Subduing Technique, is actually about the same strength as a low-level martial arts character from Water Margin!

This book is truly awful. Fast & Furious, The Day After Tomorrow, Resident Evil—they're all in the same universe, yet this is utter garbage! I can't stand it anymore.

The T-virus enhancement alone is more than double that of a normal person, and something that can evolve life only adds a few points to attributes. The Tyrant would probably be utterly defeated. A T-virus carrier being beaten to the point of vomiting blood in combat—that few sips of blood would likely have wiped out humanity. What does it mean to have twice the intelligence of a normal person?