Escape: Starting with Transmigration

That book of mine has actually ended! I was planning to keep it running because I felt like I could write many more chapters. But I support you, author! Keep it up! 💪 😍

It's ridiculous that they spent so much time writing the setting while on the runaway route.

The latest explanation is a bit disgusting.

Does the author actually have a realistic understanding of the destructive power of each realm? It's so ridiculous, you know? At the Samurai stage, he could take on a hundred men (refer to the beginning where the protagonist killed ten people with a single stone, that must have been at least a ton of force.

The protagonist's personality is terrible! He doesn't even know if he'll survive, yet he cares about others' lives. If it weren't for the protagonist's halo, he would have died long ago. He's weak, has average intelligence, and his stupidity is forcibly lowered.

This book is quite good, just like the last one. Although it was a bit of a shame that it suddenly ended, I hope this one won't be like that. This book also had many twists and turns at the beginning, so I just left it as is. Now it seems much better than the first one.

Hmmmm, chapter 86 is a bit formulaic. I think they should have just killed him and then used their abilities to heal the officer, or maybe they shouldn't have healed him at all.

Here it comes, here it comes! It's just a bit tiring to spend 10 minutes between two chapters ⊙⊙

Creating conflict felt a bit too forced.

It doesn't look like a dark story, but in reality, whether it's the world I've traveled to or the present world, it's a world where people eat each other—utterly dark! I'm outta here! 😒