The Journey of Projection Upgrades

Marrying a beautiful, rich, and successful woman leads to the pinnacle of life 🌹

No, I think the protagonist has a great personality. He doesn't kill people or act ruthlessly at the drop of a hat. Most normal people would probably be like that if they were transported to another world. I really like the protagonist's personality. I like Gun Kai and Xianyu's books, and I'll definitely subscribe to this one. I've given all my monthly votes to Gun Kai this month, and I'll definitely vote for this book next month. 😁

Some thoughts after seeing the Pure Spirit Flower… Because people often bring the protagonists of these novels into their own RPG game journeys, normal cultivation involves leveling up and upgrading skills, while cheats involve using modifiers to change numerical points.

The updates are too slow and the dungeons are too long, causing me to forget about the main world. The use of cheat codes in the projected world feels like a lack of focus. Overall, the writing is passable, though the style is a bit sloppy and immature. The plot is somewhat bland with little dramatic tension.

I wish I could project the Wizarding World into Jenny. I miss Adir so much! 😭

The first world I controlled, in my opinion, became a second novel, disconnected from the main world. Dozens of chapters were dedicated to the second world without any continuation of the main world's plot, which felt abrupt. The two worlds need to be balanced; otherwise, the book would just feel like a collection of a dozen or so books piled up together.

He's a kept man. 👍

This story is getting increasingly frustrating to read. I stopped reading when I got to the cultivation part of the main world, and then it inexplicably switched systems and maps all of a sudden. The author's writing skills just can't handle it! After several books, the author's writing has actually declined.

The worst thing about books with simulated storylines is that if you wait a while before rereading them, you can't find any plot points to remember, making them useless! 😵

Let me share my thoughts so far. The author has dragged out the timelines of the side quests for far too long, making the main world feel too bland. Readers only remember the side quest content, almost forgetting about the main world. If this is how the book is written, it probably won't be finished in several thousand chapters. The chapters should be shorter.