Tom the Cat Breaks Through Dimensions

A poem says: First came Tom, then came heaven; iron crotch splits trees like a god. If you ask who is unparalleled, little Jerry dares to be the first. Legend has it that Tom Yuanzun and Jerry the Great were from the same school. Tom Yuanzun cultivated the "Mysterious Azure Undying Body".

I think the author's handling of Tom's strength so far is acceptable. Aside from his basic abilities like immortality and shapeshifting, Tom's other abilities seem situational, appearing only in the context of the story. You can't expect Tom to suddenly become invulnerable and shoot heat rays from his eyes while exchanging swordsmanship with Jerry in the court swordsman storyline.

This book is probably the best of all the Talking Tom books I've read. Many authors fail to capture that absurd, nonsensical feeling in their Talking Tom stories. They're always hesitant, afraid of collapsing their power levels, without considering what kind of power they're pursuing in a world without logic. You can shatter a universe with one punch, so I think I can kill you with a single blow by breathing into my muscles. That's my power of imagination, the ultimate mystery of illogicality.

The Spell of the Hand of Time From: Episode 1 of Season 1 of "New Tom and Jerry" Effect: The Hand of Time spell can reverse time, restoring everything to its original state. However, the drawback is that memories are not erased, so people will remember what happened. Curse Spell: Furn Bach the hands of time to restore all these things as they were before.

If you want to know which world Tang Mu travels to, leave a comment below this post. Movies, anime, TV series, games, or even heartbreaking tragedies are all acceptable. I don't need to worry about combat power. With my current writing style, I can even write everyday scenes with low combat power. After all, Tang Mu is just a cat, so there's no need for constant fighting.

Talking Tom is essentially an omnipotent idealist; as long as he believes he can do something, he can.

Guan Suisui

It's strange that every Talking Tom fanfic describes him as a small, blue British Shorthair that runs on all fours. Why can't it be written according to his animated appearance? In my mind, Talking Tom is furry, large, bipedal, and has expressive body language.

Personally, I think this is pretty good compared to other books in the same genre. Some books, when I see Tom talking non-stop, always making hot pot and stuff, and then the foreigners eating it and exclaiming, "Wow, this is delicious! I've never eaten anything like this before!"—It's just so annoying and distracting.

What's adorable is that Tom isn't the person who turned into Tom...