I Opened the Door to the Cinematic Multiverse

A first-rate plot device, a second-rate author, third-rate writing style, and subpar plot and content.

This is the most toxic Heavenly Gate I've ever seen, bar none. With this kind of cheat ability, how the hell do they make money? Buying spaceships? Can't the White Snake and Green Snake fly? If they want to repay a favor, why don't they just fly to the moon themselves? The Heavenly Gate is being used to make money; no wonder the system looks down on it.

Why have all authors become increasingly toxic in the last two years? Why do they have to be unconventional? Wouldn't it be better to return to tradition and follow normal thinking? They might not be very outstanding, but at least there wouldn't be dozens or hundreds of discouraging posts in the comments section before the reader has even gotten used to their work. If their writing is coherent and logically consistent, many people will still be able to continue reading.

I've always loved your "Golden Finger" stories, but why do you always seem to throw in toxic plots?

Let me offer a book review. The other flaws others have mentioned are actually quite valid, and even fit well into the plot. However, there's one truly glaring flaw that no one seems to have pointed out: the inexplicable and unconditional help given to Batman. (Don't try to frame it as a condition; that's hardly true.) And then there's Darkseid, the one without Superman.

A self-indulgent book, illogical, lacking in intelligence, and riddled with flaws.

The protagonist is so stupid, I can't stand it! A spaceship costs tens of thousands of taels of gold?! 🙂🙂

The third picture is so offensive, I really can't stand looking at it.

All things under heaven boil down to two words: plunder! Plunder! And more plunder! Nothing else! High technology! Special knowledge! Special talent! They'll use any trickery and deception they can think of! They'll take everything usable in their own universe!! This is the reality of the world! What I want must be given to me; if they won't give me what I want in exchange for benefits, then plunder is the only option! The goods must be in my hands!!

I glanced at the table of contents and didn't want to continue. Maybe I just have a loser's mentality! Zhu Wentian likes stories where the protagonist grows step by step from an ordinary world. For example, the protagonist might first enter a movie through the plot, make some money, and then use that money to learn military combat or firearms in the modern world.