Beyond the Myriad Worlds

The writing is good, but the author is indifferent. Among the more famous novels of the same type, the main world encounters difficulties, and then travels to other worlds and uses golden fingers to push all the way to change the world in a short period of time. And this novel can be read as another novel in other worlds. It is too long-winded and does not distinguish the priorities at all.

There are only about twenty chapters in total, and we didn't travel until more than ten chapters ago. Please, please highlight the main plot, okay? Why are you wasting so much time talking? I've never seen a gold finger officially used until more than ten chapters in. Besides, what kind of resources are you wasting? What's there for those people to investigate? You should not collect the skills first, but seize the time to travel. There is also the author's question about the energy levels of the world. You have to describe the upper limit of each energy level and how many sources of energy correspond to which energy levels. You can't be the Riddler. The settings are really fun.

I just saw that this surname Gu reminds me of King Gu.

The book is okay, but the plot is too strong. For example, pig's feet are on the run, and end up fighting with garbage enemies? Just to learn from combat experience? I'll go and wait for you to kill this person and change your identity. Can't I learn from the experience? Do you have to fight with someone at the risk of being exposed? As a result, the identity was exposed, and a lot of enemies came. The plot was too blunt. I hope the author can write it well.

This book is not bad, but the plot is too cliche, it is a cliche plot, and there is no new idea. It can be seen at a glance, and it is not very attractive. What I am looking forward to is the daily life after the protagonist and the eldest princess get married. It is a pity that the author did not write these first. After reading 25 chapters, I really can't stand it because it didn't attract me. I feel that I have read more than 50 books with this kind of plot. It is so cliche that I have no expectations. Please kick me when you see the protagonist and the eldest princess get married. I will read it then. Thank you.

I really can't stand it anymore. A bunch of ghosts are talking about priorities. How come there is no distinction between priorities? It's only a few chapters and a few words, and yet you're saying that it's indiscriminate? Is this too long for a copy? Is it necessary to write it like a simulator with two chapters and one world? And I said from the beginning that you won't see it in all the heavens and worlds? The more worlds like this the better. Finally, maybe you can go to a high-level world to break the level limit of the main world. And isn't it good to have diverse systems in each world? For example, fishing in Zhutian, but it's a pity that it's unfinished.

Yuanli hasn't made any move yet, right? This thing should be real-time. For example, you get as much as you get on the list, and you get as much as you do for whatever you do. It's too profitable to settle the calculation in the end.

Why is the copy so long? Distinguish priorities

The energy levels are too different. A bowl of ten-degree water cannot exceed 11 degrees no matter how much is added. It is useless to put ten-degree water into 2000-degree water.

There are too few originals in the world, so finally there is another one. I hope the cultivation system is not about cultivating immortals. I am tired of cultivating immortals.