
Those Years I Transmigrated Through the Heavens
穿越诸天那些年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 270k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Seeing the introduction about Huang Rong, you said goodbye. So many girls didn't end up well, why did you have to target a loving couple and try to break them up?
Sigh, the protagonist's IQ is on par with the author's; he'd be willing to eat shit even if a woman made him do it.
Having NZT48 doesn't seem to improve my IQ or EQ at all.
This book feels out of place. The protagonist starts by receiving a permanent enhancement from NZT48, but his subsequent performance is... Questionable.
This is a novel where the highly intelligent protagonist, who seems to have taken NZT48, is portrayed by the author as if he were mentally challenged.
That's too much of a bootlicking act. They just let those two women clear up a misunderstanding and then continued to cooperate?
The last book was abandoned without any explanation; the author has poor character.
I just want to know why there has to be a female protagonist? Isn't it better to pursue martial arts on your own? If you're only developing in one world, then pursuing the girls in that world is a bit more understandable. But you can travel through different worlds, so obviously, what's the point of having a female protagonist?
I've read countless stories about endless cycles, but none of them captured that state of becoming smarter. Even after taking the pills, I'm still a fool.
I lost interest after reading the synopsis; it's a typical story written with your lower body involved.