What Can You Do in Five Seconds After You Transmigrate?

This is yet another story where the protagonist is a menace; wherever he goes, death follows! Without a cheat system, everything's fine, but once he gets one, all sorts of monsters and demons appear! Isn't the protagonist a jinx? And then there's the constant wandering around to different worlds!

I thought I'd found a good book, but after reading eleven chapters, I couldn't even continue without using my brain. I specifically came here to comment after giving a reward. What kind of garbage is this? And people are even giving it positive reviews?

I think the author writes quite well. I really like the writing style, and the plot twists are very well timed and feel natural. I think it's great, keep it up! Also, don't use anti-theft measures 😎😎😎

The fragment-hunting plot is messy and boring; I suspect the author couldn't come up with a plot to pad out the word count.

Was the novel automatically generated by the website?

I didn't want to read any further after seeing Lucy's part. The system is a mess, which is bad enough considering he's constantly traveling, but then he tries to create a superhuman as a system spirit, making it unbearable to read. It's clear this book is meant to be funny; some parts are okay, others are a complete mess. It's tasteless but also a pity to throw away.

Starting from Chapter Six, the writing style inexplicably shifted from urban to supernatural, without any foreshadowing, and it was written in an extremely mindless manner. Is this some kind of studio-produced web novel? They first find someone to write a decent opening, then use computer software to spell out the whole thing. 🤔

The author can handle humor well, but the bar needs to be raised. Some scenes are so outrageous that they'll lose many readers.

It's so messy, it's just like the code my friend wrote automatically with software.

If you release poison within ten chapters, what kind of writing is this? If you don't spit it out, who will?