I Have a Role in All the Heavens

Seeing that the protagonist actually admired Itachi Uchiha's method of killing his entire clan, I simply couldn't bear to watch anymore.

I skipped reading and saw the second article about Yu Qingnian, who wanted to marry Fan Ruoruo, and then I started to feel that I didn't care. After a month, I thought that if her parents didn't agree, why should I pursue her? What kind of divine expansion is this? Just forget it if you don't agree? Why should a man worry about not having a wife?

This novel should be called "I Was a Simp in All the Heavens".

This book should be called "Real-world Simp Tracking Through All Realms".

I feel like I've wasted my time writing this. Each world I transmigrated to was like a waste of time; I gained nothing. I just followed the original novel exactly, without any sense of participation or involvement in the plot. Even though I knew it was a tragedy, I just let the story unfold as it should. I keep saying I don't like it either, but I won't change anything. Do you think you can't write without copying the original?

The biggest joke in Naruto is this: Naruto told Nagato about his ideals and how he would bring peace to the Land of Rain, and Nagato believed him and resurrected everyone in Konoha with his life! Then the Land of Rain was destroyed... And he was still talking about peace and ideals in Konoha. His ideal was peace in Konoha! Everything else was just empty talk...

I really don't know what's good about this book. It just follows the plot of the original book and it's not interesting at all. I rely on it for my defense.

To be honest, it's a bit disgusting. People don't like you, but you insist on pursuing them. And this three-year agreement? It lacks any of the spirit of a time traveler. Don't they have any women left?

Wu Su owes Deng Tai'a a genuine debt of gratitude—saving his life, teaching him, and providing him with a meal. Deng Tai'a, in turn, only saved Xu Fengnian once and gave him his personal flying sword, thus repaying his debt. Xu Fengnian, on the other hand, only slightly looked after his grandfather, yet the protagonist made three promises to him.

You confused me from the very beginning of this book. You told me that he was always lazy when he was practicing, and he was always lazy when practicing. He spent three days fishing and two days drying nets. In the end, you had to show how deeply he remembered this hatred. Don't you think this is funny?