I Teleport Every Time I Smile

While using the toilet, I was looking at my phone and saw something funny. Suddenly, I was transported to the school playground. Maybe I should consider living on another planet.

The author is toxic! Why did they have to write about superpowers being discovered by the government, leading to the government sending assassins? You dare to write about this kind of subject matter? No matter how you write it, it won't be well received.

The protagonist accidentally laughed while taking a dump and instantly teleported to a high school playground during recess (still in the squatting position). A large group of people stared at him. Our protagonist, embarrassed, blurted out a witty remark.

The protagonist was born with the ability to teleport. Did he only laugh when he was five? Even as a baby, he'd be made to laugh if he didn't. His disappearance would have caused his parents great anxiety; calling the police would be the first thing an ordinary person would do. Leaving aside how he was found, even if his parents didn't react the first time, what about the second and third times?

I've read every single one of this guy's books, but I haven't finished any of them. 🤭🤭🤭

The sun was about to set, but the two of them didn't even think to notify their superiors. Hmm, have they been watching too many American movies?

Honestly, even if the author had set up Gu Qiuyue as someone who inherited the legacy of a powerful figure, it would have been far better! A multi-million-year-old empress seems to lack intelligence and acts like a little girl. If the author could write her like Yakumo Yukari, it would be one thing, but this just shows a lack of writing skill; it gives off a childish feeling. I hope the author will explain later, at least come up with a reason, or revise it...

A celestial emperor reborn as a cultivator, and a male protagonist who can teleport at will, performing magic tricks to earn money! I'm outta here!

They squandered a great opportunity by constantly writing things outside the main plot. Even if they did write those things, they were completely unrelated to the main plot and had no connection to it. The main character didn't even need to appear before the whole book was over.

The author's latest work is completely incomprehensible. They skipped the perfectly good single-female-lead story and insisted on creating a harem, and it's written so awkwardly. The original female lead was only alone for those six months, while the male lead builds a harem and recruits followers in another world. Seriously, has the author been watching too much Kaguya-sama: Love Is War lately? Please, please don't follow Kaguya-sama's example and feed her stones!