In Tokyo: A Space-Time Gate from the Start

The main character is no longer called Li Yalin; My youth is over.

Hehe, Klee's adult version

You're already travelers from other dimensions, why are you still thinking about making money? Having too much money is useless in the real world, especially in the supernatural world. Wouldn't it be better to learn more about the various things in other dimensions? Don't you know that knowledge is power?

I think I read the novel featuring Li Yalin as the protagonist about two years ago when I first started reading online novels. I happened to pick it up again during a limited-time free offer, and the author's name seemed familiar. I read through all the currently updated chapters and summarized the good aspects:

Xiao Shuai's books always seem to have a more engaging beginning, but they get increasingly boring towards the end. The only book that kept me hooked the longest was "The Demon King of Another World." Other books also have those where the beginning makes me really want to keep reading, but the further I go, the more it feels like filler (not just padding the word count), like drinking bland water that loses its flavor. Xiao Shuai, you need to write this book well and keep it going! ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

Why do some people always post weird, hand-drawn pictures of elementary school homework?

I only noticed the three Minami sisters when they walked in, but I could tolerate the idiotic protagonist who was so off-putting. But then I saw the female lead and supporting female character—they're practically human sex machines! Goodbye, goodbye.

I don't know what to say

To be honest, the beginning was quite good, but the subsequent world travels were too numerous and too fast-paced, and the earlier worlds had no sequels—Akudama, Tanya, Maple—none of them had any resolutions. It might also be because I skipped around, but by the time I got to that academy, I completely lost the desire to continue.

Nan Chunxiang