Chat Group: Transmigrating Across Billions of Worlds at Once

Writing about immortal beings and their combat power is the most difficult to control. In the multiverse genre, Meng Ru Shen Ji's works are either weakened or, like his, insanely stacked combat power, making them even stronger. Hopefully, the author will exercise some control. By the way, here's a breakdown of how immortal beings are portrayed.

This is so padded out. Each chapter is just you guys rambling on and on, one sentence from you and another from you, and another chapter is filled with filler.

Chatting 90% of the time, main story 10% 😥

The chat group storyline felt forced and padded out, and more importantly, it was boring. Even if the chat group storyline of the Tea Emperor was padded out, at least it was interesting. Yours was not only padded but also boring, and the immortality plot didn't progress much either.

It doesn't feel like the same person traveling to other worlds at the same time. It feels more like a time traveler and a group of natives who already know their fate. They keep saying things like, "Group owner, you're amazing!" What should the group owner do? Please, you're all the same person, okay? It's not like I'm immortal. I've been transmigrating for decades and am already a big shot.

If you practice the Nine Yang Divine Skill in the Immortal Realm, can you break through to the Divine Power Realm? You'd have to start practicing the Immortal Realm method again. Jin Yong's internal energy techniques don't strengthen the physical body; losing true energy makes one weaker than an ordinary person, indicating that true energy is closely related to life essence.

After reading twenty chapters, I have two main issues: the amount of water used and the choice of world. Since you've chosen a world, you should respect its limits. The author directly equates the peak acquired cultivation level of the *Swordsman* world to the tenth level of the physical body in the *Eternal Life* world. It's laughable! You could create an original world, but this is ridiculous!

I'm here to expand on similar novels for the author. "My Doppelgangers in the Myriad Realms" is a collection of stories where the protagonist is a traitor (worlds include Douluo Continent, Battle Through the Heavens, God Space, Ultraman Tiga, Dragon Raja, etc.)

I don't know why, but I always feel that the author's writing has a petty or narrow feel to it. The Yellow Springs Diagram and the Golden Elixir were extremely important to Fang Han in the early stages. The Yellow Springs Diagram directly bound Fang Han's physical body to the cultivation resources for immortality, and the Yellow Springs Diagram was bound to the World Tree, which in turn was bound…

The author continues to write filler books. I found another one. I'll just leave this one in storage and look at it whenever I feel like it.