Supergod Copying Across the Worlds

Keep it up! 👍👍👍

Write more, write longer, it'll be more enjoyable to read, hehehe.

That's what "feel-good" novels are like: they're exciting at the beginning, but the later parts become increasingly tedious and repetitive. The protagonist is invincible, and this is precisely what puts the author's writing skills to the test…

It made me so embarrassed! 😰

I found this book quite enjoyable, but unfortunately, the author, Ji, lacks the necessary talent. I also wanted to write a book; I even had an outline ready, but my writing skills are lacking. So, I'll share my outline in the hope that it will inspire Ji. A bored creator god randomly grabbed someone from all the worlds and offered to grant them one wish—anything but only one.

To be honest, I haven't read it. Why am I posting this? Because just reading the synopsis almost killed me. The first world is Dragon Ball, and then the later worlds even include Nine Songs of the Sky? Battle Through the Heavens? Douluo Continent? My god! What kind of power systems are these? Past plot points? Harem building? Being a simp? Showing off? I won't read any of these!

What the hell is written next?

I'd like to point out a few bugs. First, there's the teleportation. During the scene where the protagonist tests his Super Saiyan power, there's no life form in the universe, so the protagonist couldn't possibly teleport there, unlike Kibito. Another issue is Majin Buu's absorption ability.

Could the author please change the title? Or even just the synopsis? In Dragon Ball, the protagonist is portrayed as a villain who absorbs everything, good or bad. It was fine at first, but the later parts make him seem more and more like a villain. The title would be better changed to "The Strongest Copying Villain in All Realms".

I'm starting to go for the invincible route, so should I start building a harem?