Infinite Role-Playing Across the Heavens

I wish I could go to the world of "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf" and become Little Gray Wolf, then help Big Big Wolf eat Pleasant Goat and the others.

Let's go to the Calabash Brothers world, turn the Calabash Brothers into Calabash Sisters 🐶, and the main character into the Scorpion Demon. Then, the Snake Demon sisters and the Calabash Sisters can live together as a family, using love to influence each other. Wouldn't that be wonderful? 😌 If you like this book, please like and comment to show your support!

I'm curious, when the author keeps emphasizing that the protagonist is handsome, do you really feel a sense of identification with him? As for myself, I am just an ordinary person, 1.68 Meters tall, weighing 120 pounds, and with an ordinary appearance. The only thing that people can remember about me is my round face. Anyway, when the author emphasizes that the protagonist is handsome, I am one of the few people who can get into the story.

Here's a rough list of the treasures worth getting in Jackie Chan Adventures: the Twelve Talismans, the Ghost Mask, the Demonic Aura, Uncle's magic, the magic collected by Shendu, the God's Armor, the Holy Grail of Life, and the Eye of Aurora. That's about it. There's one more I forgot, I think it's a scroll in an ancient temple.

Lin Yueru's appearance was a direct turn-off... To me, that was taking the joke too far.

What the heck is *Nine-Colored Deer*? Has anyone read it? Author, don't be fooled. Infinite Flow doesn't write about familiar themes; how many people will read unfamiliar ones? Another suggestion: if it's Eastern martial arts fantasy, stick to Eastern; if it's Western fantasy, stick to Western. Don't switch between Eastern and Western styles; those attract different audiences.

At first, I felt quite uncomfortable when the protagonist descended into Lin Yueru's body, as it felt abrupt, since the previous protagonists had all descended into the body of muscular men. After skipping around a bit, I realized the author was actually playing a long game, aiming to get closer to Zhao Ling'er.

Singing, picking his nose, and acting crazy—once or twice is fine, but every single chapter is like this. His writing style has completely transformed from Stephen Chow's to Ge Minghui's.

I just saw in the subscription section that someone in the comments said the protagonist transmigrated into a woman. Could someone please reply if this is true? If it is, I'm leaving.

Excellent, powerful, fantastic! As someone who can travel through infinite worlds, of course I have to experience everything! Limiting myself to the male gender would mean missing out on a lot of fun.