Simultaneous Transmigration: Everyone in the Group Is Gifted

Having seen many stories about cross-dressing without any overlapping attributes, those that don't give readers a sense of security generally flop.

A typical example is someone who, having already achieved success, wants those still struggling to succeed to never achieve it again.

All I can say is, author, are you really going to let the protagonist get stronger and then kill Gojo Satoru? He almost killed the protagonist; if the protagonist hadn't unleashed his full power and awakened his sorcerer abilities, he would have died. It just doesn't make sense that he didn't kill Gojo Satoru.

Why do authors of novels like "Under One Person" always insist on including Harry Potter in the past? I don't understand what's so interesting about those two stories. They just keep revolving around the Luo Tian Grand Ceremony and studying at the academy, there's nothing left to write about, and the exaggerations are ridiculous.

I look down on those who pretend to be weak to take advantage of others; I only like to crush them. Unless I lack the ability to crush them

It feels like "Under One Person" has become a cheat code; zombies train, dragons train, everyone trains, the formula is all overdone.

There was a lot of self-satisfaction in the early stages.

I really dislike Ling Cage, that piece of crap.

Please separate Super God Academy from Super Soldier. Super God Academy is at least a sci-fi ensemble military story, which is completely different from Super Soldier's CP idol style. Super Soldier's character design, background, and power system have overturned the original settings, character arcs, and power system of Super God Academy. It is a complete failure of reboot.

If time runs out, you'll die. Do zombies in Resident Evil die?