Wandering Freely Through Worlds of Fantasy

Looking at the latest updates, they're actually quite well written, but there's one thing: it's best not to learn techniques like the Star Absorption Technique, as they're prone to failing. First, the protagonist aims to conquer all realms; will these techniques be applicable in higher-level worlds? Second, you can't absorb true energy with elemental attributes.

The protagonist is disgusting, yet he claims that all creatures under the Frosty Sky are free to roam, and that anyone born as a human who doesn't support their own race is trash.

The "Covering the Sky" system is quite confusing. It's full of scenes of the universe shattering and planets exploding, creating grand spectacle. However, in reality, these quasi-emperors and great emperors are still only at the mortal transformation stage in terms of their level and realm. In my opinion, immortals represent transcendence and essential sublimation.

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Why do so many people like to describe tanned skin? I don't think it looks good!

After reading fifty chapters, I couldn't take it anymore. The protagonist starts by experiencing a superpower outbreak, gaining superpowers before the main group. Upon returning to the real world, instead of properly training his telekinesis, he immediately runs off to the late Qing Dynasty to have fun, neglecting his duties and not even training his telekinesis.

I couldn't stand watching this anymore. After training for so long, you've only reached the Dan Jin level and you only weigh 100 jin (approximately 50 kg), which is less than a boxing champion. So what's the point of training like this? Are you just wasting your time?

In the late Qing Dynasty, telekinesis was already invincible; a humanoid mobile missile. The author's writing is laughable; it's a forced weakening of the character. I doubt the author has even watched the movie.

The first few dozen chapters are absolutely toxic. The author has turned a modern person into a native; just reading these chapters, he's clearly a native, lacking any sense of modern education or mindset. And what's with the talk of "foreign guns and cannons"? Is that something a modern person should be using?