The Great Fusion of Earths Across the Heavens

Actually, it's not that the author doesn't want to write or doesn't want to write well; the problem is that once he writes some things down, the novel simply disappears.

I always find these kinds of fantasy novels about collaborative development in other worlds too drawn out. They have guns and cannons, yet they still drag it out. Wouldn't it be more convenient to just send troops, establish a nation, and then conquer Earth? In the face of absolute power, nothing else matters.

I died of poisoning in 2020, but in 2023 I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Qidian is truly thriving!

The author believes that all Chinese people are equal, yet he allows the mainstream world and feudal dynasties to be like brothers. He criticizes the Western aristocratic system but ignores the ancient feudal system of the Chinese people, always feeling that there is a huge problem with the ideology.

New readers can read through chapters five or six to understand the background, then skip to around chapter thirty. There are some parts in the middle that are quite discouraging, perhaps because the author didn't handle the early parts well and quickly fixed those plot holes later. Personally, I think this novel is quite good towards the end for this genre.

Out of 100 points, I'd give it 10. Those 10 points are for the protagonist turning himself in immediately after returning from the time travel. After the protagonist returns from his first time travel, he sees soldiers around him and immediately identifies himself as a probationary member of the Communist Party, demanding to see a leader.

The beginning was a bit messy, but still acceptable. It started getting a bit nonsensical from the Marvel part onwards. You can fantasize, but is it really that bad to just entertain yourself? This kind of cosmology disguised as a fusion of time and space, regardless of whether you're a materialist or a spiritualist, you have to build it step by step from the basics.

Kowtowing to the Qing Dynasty? The Qing Dynasty doesn't even deserve to be called human!

The author's writing is terrible. I couldn't stand it after reading just a few chapters. You even brought special forces and weapons with you when you transmigrated, and you still got captured by the ancient people! And you even had history books with you that got found! I'm outta here.

This novel is so idiotic, I can't read it. The protagonist goes to the Song Dynasty and his country doesn't protect him, he goes straight to the emperor and even needs to bring history books? Is this your level of intelligence? You shouldn't be writing novels.