
I Can Transmigrate to Any World I Want
我能随便穿越万界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 763k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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257Chapters
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2.6kFans
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July 16, 2020: I hope everyone can vote for me in the recommendation section this week. I will resume two updates a week after Sunday, but the total word count will be about the same as three updates a week, between 7,000 and 8,000. It's not that I don't want to write more, but if the recommendation rate isn't good after reaching this word count, I'll have to prepare for the book's release.
Recently, many people have been commenting in the book review section that the protagonist is mentally challenged, which has made Luo Yu's mentality a bit shattered, until a reader told Luo Yu that it's because the protagonist is a bit soft-hearted. To be fair, the plot of this book, at least so far, has been meticulously designed by Luo Yu.
Please create a thread for supporting characters. Please post the names, genders, and personalities of the supporting characters you'd like to see appear in the comments below, following a specific format. A brief introduction of their deeds (a few dozen words) would be best. I'll arrange their appearances as needed.
I've read quite a bit already, and so far it's quite to my liking. Many comments mention issues with the protagonist's personality; the author can adjust this based on the outline. However, don't change things just to appease the comments. After all, everyone's personality is different; what you consider reasonable might be incomprehensible to another. It's impossible to satisfy everyone. Anyway, good luck, author!
I'll be testing the waters with a push notification starting July 12th. I hope everyone can cast their recommendation votes for Luo Yu these next few days, giving Luo Yu a chance to advance. Luo Yu will do their best to bring you a better storyline. Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏🥺🥺🥺
Another short and weak chapter... Let me read the rest of it in your head...
The Ten Unsolved Mysteries of the Insect: 1. What is the character and how is it pronounced? A: The character (du) is pronounced with the fourth tone. The phrase means that the hinge of a door will not be damaged by small insects. Refers to small insects. Solution: Change the book title 2. Why did Shen Bing, who is mentally challenged, insist on saving Yu Xiaoxi?
Wow, would you believe me if I said I was drawn in by the title? The original title, *The Vermin*, even seemed a bit artsy. This change... Sigh. But thankfully, the content is very interesting. Keep up the good work, author! I don't have much money, but I'll support you quietly.
Faster and faster and faster and faster and faster and faster
The plot is alright, but the protagonist is portrayed as too stupid. He doesn't seem like a modern person at all; he's more like an ignorant child who grew up in a remote mountain village. This is a huge problem, making the protagonist seem unintelligent! How could someone who has worked in the corporate world be so stupid?