I Transmigrated Across Countless Worlds at Once and Joined the Chat Group

He ran to Longhu Mountain and told the Old Celestial Master that his name was Zhang Bairen 🤭

Upon reaching Chapter Thirteen, everyone was discussing energy dissipation, except for one netizen who commented that it resembled Tai Chi. This instantly struck me; Chinese animation truly has a long way to go. Japanese animation is subtly influencing our generation. If this continues, people will only know about energy dissipation and not Tai Chi—it's terrifying!

They even dare to use "awesome" in the name of the Jade Emperor.

If this involves a cultivation world, this name is not good, unless the protagonist is the Jade Emperor himself, or something like that, used to prove his Dao.

It's a bit too chaotic. Everyone is a main character, and it feels like I can't write them all. If I just give a brief introduction and development for each one, it would already be over a hundred chapters. The timeline feels like it can't move forward, and there's no main world to develop the main storyline, so I don't know how to get into the story.

Are there any exchanges? This is what I've seen; I won't post the third and fourth tiers. Don't bother watching Tarkov.

I don't want to watch Qin's Moon. Judging from the original work, Baki and Kengan, while lacking depth, were quite entertaining. Qin's Moon, on the other hand, is truly a case of the writers being insane. It lacks both depth and entertainment value; it's just a bunch of people who can't speak normally, frantically spouting riddles and pretentious nonsense.

Hey bro, please don't write about Divine Weapon Little General! It'll be a complete turn-off for anyone who's read Divine Weapon Mystery.

In the very end, it was revealed that the protagonist was actually the reincarnation of Zhang Bairen, the Jade Emperor from a higher-dimensional world who had already attained the Hunyuan Fruit. No wonder he was so talented, and the Jade Emperor was so generous as not to take back the clone but instead gave the protagonist a world to play freely.

Each instance is not described in detail. Works with good stories are glossed over, while a long explanation of how to accumulate combat power is given. Why rush to increase combat power when you're already an invincible character?