I Hate Those Who Transmigrate

🤫So, where can one obtain proper time-travel permits? If the time traveler's journey is illegitimate, then the Time Travel Management Bureau is legitimate. The time traveler disrupts the plot to gain benefits, as if you, the people in the Time Travel Management Bureau, have never done such things. Oh, clean, gloves. The time traveler gets the benefits, and you, the Time Travel Management Bureau, arrest, interrogate, and detain them, getting your benefits in the process.

You have already found a way to die. 😃 Double standard

This synopsis is really unpleasant to read. Why is everyone else's time travel illegal, but yours is perfectly legitimate? What kind of ridiculous logic is that? If I can time travel, it's my own destiny, and no one can interfere. Anyone who dares to hinder my path to enlightenment is my mortal enemy, a fight to the death.

What a useless protagonist! He's so righteous and self-righteous, going to capture Zhou Qing, the seventh saint of Buddha, the Great Demon Lord of Three-Body Problem, the Zero-Returner, and the extraordinary Chen Ang, Lan Mu, Bai Mo, and Zhao Qi of Zhutian Literature. Web novels can do anything, but the protagonist shouldn't be hypocritical (especially unaware of it).

Just like the Time and Space Administration in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, they accuse others of breaking the law. If they're so capable, they should conquer and rule all the worlds the other person travels to before they even arrive. Only then will they have the right to accuse others of breaking the law.

If you had been hypocritical from the start, I'd be quite happy that I could time travel while you couldn't; but you ran away as soon as you encountered someone stronger. That's incredibly impressive.

In another world, I strike with full force; in reality, I am meek and submissive.

I first read the author's books in junior high school, following "Ten Thousand Beasts Garden" on QQ Reading. Now I'm in college, and to be honest, I was really looking forward to the author writing about the Infinite Pantheon. But after "Spiritual Medicine," it stopped, and I didn't follow the rest. Today, I suddenly remembered to read it again, and I still hope the author can continue writing about the Infinite Pantheon, since he clearly said he would write about it.

They're still running a monopolistic business. They arrest others for time travel, but then they themselves engage in it. It reminds me of the Ming Dynasty's maritime ban! The FBI's anti-drug campaign! How ugly and despicable is the face of capitalism! Disgusting! Disgusting. Pah, pah!

Tang Sanliu 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔?