
Global Reincarnation: Plundering the Myriad Worlds, Beginning with Smiling Proud Wanderer
全球转生:从笑傲开始掠夺诸天
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- Myriad Worlds
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The premise of the first chapter is absurd. The legacy a father painstakingly built cannot be inherited because his son cannot reincarnate. According to human ethics and values, what was the point of all their hard work and struggle? Was it for internationalism? The class system collapses; many might even defect to demons. Human selfishness is utterly capable of such actions, like letting sand slip through one's fingers.
I wanted to complain as soon as I read the first chapter. First of all, this is a society governed by law, right? It's an order society, right? How could the protagonist not inherit the estate? And the protagonist has a genius sister; there's no way she'd starve.
The Chongling Sword Technique has even been incorporated into the Nine Skills of Mount Hua! That's incredible! Even Jin Yong would spit out blood if he saw this.
Nalan Yanran was probably joking...
It's not that Old Yue didn't teach the protagonist the Huashan internal energy cultivation method, only swordsmanship, so why did he subconsciously circulate the Huashan internal energy?
Hurry up and write! I'm just waiting for the Battle Through the Heavens chapter. Only a newbie would care about gender; someone who's having a reading slump doesn't care at all.
There are even reincarnations as women? I'm just curious, those cross-dressing guys, aren't they either bottoms or have psychological problems? It reminds me of that character from Charlotte's Tale! Can't take it anymore, I'm leaving!
Some characters enter the world saying their abilities are sealed, only to have one ability unlocked on the next page. Others, after a battle, plunder to the second level of the Celestial Realm, only to inexplicably revert to the peak of the first level, only to hit a bottleneck again at the second level.
I'm speechless. I've read up to chapter three. His first talent, when placed in his dantian, allows him to plunder cultivation; his second, when placed in his forehead, allows him to plunder memories. So here's the problem: what if the first talent is some kind of superpower from Western fantasy, and Westerners don't talk about dantians?
That's good. But there's a problem: you're taking in women in every world. How do you plan to handle that?