Transmigrating Across the Heavens into Western Fantasy

The protagonist acts like a psycho, telling the natives everything and even writing about it.

Since he has a brainless character, why don't he fall out even though he knows he's being used for scheming? Aren't you feeling aggrieved? Don't talk about whether it's reasonable or unreasonable, what the plot requires, isn't the character of the protagonist in this book just reckless? It's fun to read, but if it doesn't go your way, he'll be killed. What's the point of not taking action even if you're being plotted against?

The protagonist's IQ is so low, it's so disgusting to watch

The protagonist's personality is too roguish. I'm afraid the author will lose control and the rhythm will break after half a million words.

I thought it was a good book, but after reading five chapters, I'm sorry to bother you, but the main character felt like a fool.

I guess the author won't be writing about Warhammer anymore. The world of 40k is a hell difficulty, and those with high IQs will be killed if they run out of power. Not to mention 4 evil gods. Even the younger brother Tau in Warhammer can easily kill a pig's trotter. Unless the pig's trotter's combat power reaches the level of destroying stars with one hand, I can still play with the subspace by hand.

So the protagonist was written as brainless and reckless by the author? Are you still too reckless to win?

So after drinking so much demon king blood and absorbing so much angelic power, you should be able to transform into a real Nephilim even if you are not exploded by energy, right?

This author, your first volume was okay. What did you write after that? You don't need any brains.

It's so rubbish. Leaving the world by yourself and being kicked out of the world are two different experiences. The ending of the two worlds is very embarrassing.