A Guide to Developing Dimensional Worlds

If I had superpowers, my first thought would be to hide well and not let the country find out. Because they'll definitely check my browser history (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia

I've found a flaw in your plan! You had Dorry teach you Haki, which is problematic! First, let's disregard the fact that Dorry already knows Haki and agreed to teach you! But the prerequisite for learning Haki is physical fitness!!! None of you transmigrated here meet that requirement! Even Rob Lucci, considered the strongest member of CP9, hadn't awakened Armament Haki or Observation Haki during the Enies Lobby incident. You guys starting out by learning Haki seems illogical!

This type of book is becoming increasingly rare.

This is highly toxic. What I want to see is the development of another world, not showing off with girls.

That's so cruel! The protagonist is like a little kid; I just want to slap him across the face.

Other authors make their supporting characters less intelligent, but this author makes the protagonist less intelligent.

The first world hasn't even been developed yet, and then an alien civilization appears in reality. Author, do you have the writing skills to handle multiple threads? Obviously not. So, subscriptions dropped. And the protagonist is really poorly written—low intelligence, driven by lust, and a blabbermouth.

Some readers are acting like complete idiots, even suggesting dissection? What good would it do the government to dissect you? They don't even understand how the "golden finger" works, so why would they harm you? Protecting you is their top priority.

I've only read about 30 chapters, but I already have a certain understanding of the book's content. If you look closely, the punctuation in each paragraph of the first few chapters is like that of an elementary school student, and the paragraph breaks and typos are like those in an elementary school composition.

I haven't read the content yet, just the synopsis and some comments. What I want to say is that I don't oppose cooperating with the state; in fact, I think cooperating with the state is quite good. However, it's difficult to write well about it. The most crucial point is to clarify that "state" is a figurative term. The state is not a specific individual or thing.