A Top Student's Myriad Worlds Transmigration System

The top student who focuses on rhythm has unlimited flow, and the protagonist's IQ is online. Advantages: Outstanding creativity, first-class concept and imagination, which can be seen in the introduction, and there is no sign of writing failure in the first 200,000 words. The pace is fast, not muddled, the content goes straight to the topic, the protagonist has a clear goal, and the work is not muddled. The logic is clear and the logic is self-consistent. If you can do this, you will pass. The imagination is not bad, and the knowledge learned from various planes is combined without too much of a sudden feeling. Disadvantages: The description of details is lacking, and some places are too brushed off. Some settings are not very good. There seems to be something wrong with the early timeline of the Marvel world, but I don't know Marvel well enough to make a conclusion. Above.

I just read Chapter 4 and it feels good, but knowledge cannot be learned by just watching. You have to explain why the protagonist learns it instead of just adding experience points. For example, when the protagonist is learning C language, you can explain that the protagonist forcibly remembers and understands this knowledge through the system. Otherwise, if you ask the protagonist to learn quantum physics, can the protagonist learn it by watching? (Looking at the previous article, it seems that the protagonist is just in college) Am I right? You have to explain the auxiliary functions of the system clearly, right? Otherwise, it will always give people the feeling that the protagonist is learning the system by himself and only adds experience points based on the protagonist's self-study. It seems that the system only has the ability to detect the learning level, add a halo and travel between worlds, and has no ability to assist in understanding and learning knowledge. There is also the critical strike ability of the buff. You have to explain clearly what the critical strike brings? You can't just think that one plus one equals 2 critical hits and give you experience, right? You have to say that when you hit a critical hit, the system will give you some extensions of the knowledge you see, such as how to prove that one plus one equals two. Also, when you upgrade, the system will instill additional relevant knowledge in you. Otherwise, how can you explain the upgrade? For example, if you read a mathematics book and your level is upgraded from level one to level two, the system will instill some additional relevant knowledge into you. The higher the level, the more and more advanced knowledge will be instilled during the upgrade. After all, the protagonist is taking the system to the real world of lower latitudes. He is not playing a game. You just have to click and read a book and spend time to learn knowledge in the game. In reality, these unreasonable places need to be explained through the evolution of real rules. In other words, when the protagonist's system has learned certain knowledge and experience, is it just a simple upgrade? You have to explain what benefits the upgrade will bring. It is not a task reward that gives you a few buffs. For example, if your math knowledge is upgraded, your ability to learn math will become stronger and your ability to understand math will improve. The same is true for magic. You, an ordinary person who has never been exposed to magic, will directly show you forbidden spell level knowledge. Can you understand it? Right? So you have to add a restriction. For example, if you have level 1 magic knowledge, you can only understand magic from 0 to level 1. If you have level 2 magic, you can barely understand it. If you have level 3 magic, you can only roughly understand what it is? Level 4 to level 6 magic is completely incomprehensible, level 7 to level 9 magic will give you a headache, and level 10 to 12 magic will give you a headache to the point of unconsciousness. You can't be able to understand forbidden spell level knowledge and law level knowledge with a level one magic knowledge and still gain experience, right? And if you can explain a lot of words, why not do it?

Everything is fine, the only thing is that the update is not efficient

I saw that the author made Gu Yi even weaker than the movie version, so I lost interest in watching it. To open a 20-meter portal, he actually had to form a three-talent formation with two disciples. You are considered a forbidden move of the Golden Saint! How could such a weakling fight against Dormammu?

Has the protagonist become an idiot after returning to Marvel? It feels like it was written entirely by two people

The recent photos have forcibly lowered the IQ of two people, which is very uncomfortable!

Indeed, the Taiwu volume is written incomprehensibly, so I am going to skip this section.

In the past, study was the main line and the plot was a secondary line. Now the IQ of the protagonist in Thor dramas has dropped sharply and he is too fond of Thor.

There are so many loopholes that I really can't explain them and it's very embarrassing to watch! Let me start with this: Shouldn't the rescue center be directly responsible for destroying an ordinary person's home? Let SHIELD do this too? Let Colson pick you up? It's like the National Security Bureau caught a spy and bombed an ordinary citizen's home, and then the deputy minister led a team to pick up the spy and put him in a secret base?

Why do I always think of that dog named Thor?