Becoming the Villain Boss, Starting with The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber

If this book featured a single protagonist instead of multiple reincarnations, it would definitely have performed better than it is now. The current trend is the multiverse genre, not the infinite flow genre.

The book was initially conceived to be written around the time when Yin Zhiping, a transmigrator, overpowers Xiaolongnu and is about to become a dragon knight. Furthermore, the God-Slaying Hall issues a main quest requiring the transmigrator to become a dragon knight. But after reading a few Condor Heroes novels, several of them featured xiaolongbao (soup dumplings).

Nowadays, everyone travels through time on their own; the God-based spatial faction is outdated.

I recommend World of Night, Jade Dynasty, My Date with a Zombie, Love and Redemption, Eternal Love, Xuan-Yuan Sword: Scar of Sky, the Legend of Sword and Fairy series, Tomb of the Gods, etc.

I think you're just a die-hard fan of "Covering the Sky," writing it based on combat power is laughable. It's a garbage world with incomplete rules.

Hurry up and start the next book. The villainous dark and sexually exploitative setting is okay, but the infinite flow group transmigration is really not popular anymore. I leave when I see group transmigration. I only read individual transmigration stories. With your performance so bad, what are you still persisting for? Just stick with this setting, find a good idea for the next book and take off.

I dislike how chaotic the Reincarnator system is; there are too many systems and characters running around randomly, which is annoying. Reincarnators become overpowered faster than single-player characters, to the point that there's absolutely no sense of strategy involved.

For those who can write books, the number of articles they produce likely corresponds to the number of grievances they harbor. Friend, if you're experiencing a reading slump, just quietly read your book. If you like it, give it a vote; if you like it to your liking, a silent thumbs up is fine too. If you don't like it, please don't bother me, just turn left and leave.

The author's writing is good! 😁👍👍

The protagonist is too minor, his strength is too inconsistent, fluctuating wildly. The key issue is that aside from a power spike after completing all the missions, the protagonist enters the world with a combat power of level 5, and the power gained is only a fraction of what's left after each world ends...