The Myriad Worlds Start with a Baby

There are too many illogical points to list. I couldn't hold back my laughter when I saw the dagger tutorial; how can a two-year-old fight an adult? Is he supposed to jump around while attacking?

I find this author quite lacking in common sense. For example, in chapter twenty-two, I won't argue about how much a puppy that can't even afford meat is worth, but let's just talk about grain. Seventy or eighty shi (石), one shi weighs fifty-three kilograms, so to put it simply, 80 x 50, that's 4000 kilograms.

Why isn't there a single Eastern world here? Born in the Tang Dynasty, instead of practicing martial arts and cultivating immortality, they'd be into magic? Even developing technology would be fine. If the protagonist were born in the West and practiced magic, that would be much more fitting!

Let's start a new world. Harry Potter is a sorcerer, not a traditional wizard. There's no way he could cultivate magic without it through meditation. He relies entirely on his magical bloodline. Anyone who's never cultivated magic would be incredibly stupid to let someone without it into a pub. The pub would immediately know you have no magic and throw you out, along with a quick "Forgetfulness" spell. At most, you could buy magical items; as an outsider, you can't learn magic without it.

I was interested based on the name and setting, but as soon as I saw ninjas or the One Piece world, I lost interest. It's boring, the combat power is low, and I'm not interested in that kind of system.

I especially love time-traveling into being a child, or an animal, monster, elf, or even a girl—basically, anything but an adult man. I like them all! 😜

How tall are you at three years old? To slit the throat of a European gangster? And your physical fitness level is so low; that would require at least three times the physical strength of an adult. A child only 40-50 centimeters tall jumping from behind to slit the throat of a 1.89-Meter-tall white man—that's a leaping ability more than three times their height, and still managing such a difficult maneuver as slitting a throat.

Last time I read a time-travel novel called "Qin's Moon," someone in it insisted on arguing that if the Qin army from "Qin's Moon" went to Naruto, they could wipe out all five great nations. I told him, forget the five great nations; just the army of any one of those nations could defeat an army of tens of thousands of ordinary people.

The protagonist has innate soul power of level 100, starts with a terrifying resurgence, kills Tang San while dressed as a woman, eats the rabbit Xiao Wu, kills women, kills Ning Rongrong, becomes sisters with Zhu Zhuqing, protects Qian Renxue and her daughter, and is not a simp. The book is titled: Starting from Douluo, the Godly Tycoon of the Heavens. Come and take a look, just click in to read.

I'm just baffled. You're an ancient prince, the emperor's own son, and a time traveler at that—how did you fall for Hermione? Your taste is questionable. Aren't Chinese women good-looking? And you had to find a foreigner from another dimension... This is...