Hyperdimensional Universe: I Have Three Thousand Ultimate Talents

This feels like a true invincible novel! Other invincible novels might give the protagonist a seemingly invincible cheat or talent at the beginning, but these are usually only partially unlocked, and the protagonist only becomes invincible later on, remaining weak and having to play it safe in the early stages. This novel, however, starts with an invincible talent that is fully developed and used.

To put it simply, this book is one of the more padded-out novels I've read. The protagonist needs to collect both the Nine Yin and Nine Yang Divine Skills, and each skill is divided into 7 or 8 incomplete parts. I think the next arc will easily add over 100 more chapters.

Shennong is dead, and this kind of book can still be considered a masterpiece? It's like a dream of returning to an era dominated by a divine doctor, bodyguard, and war god. Ten years ago, I'd say it was a good book, but now the plot is so bad it makes me want to dig my toes into the ground. Familiar old men in the park, familiar school beauties, inexplicable suitors... Leo is so skilled, this is so authentic! I've only read six chapters, and six chapters already contain too many flaws.

Why do they always seem to favor supporting princesses to become emperors? Trash

This book is trash; the first three chapters were toxic. At least the old man brought some benefits to the male lead, but that trashy woman caused him a lot of trouble, and the male lead just kept fawning over her. Disgusting! And this green-haired turtle from "Boiling Sheep" is truly something else!

The grotto-heaven transforms into stars, the divine kingdom suppresses the sun and moon, the blue star connects to all realms, and martial arts battle against all heavens.

Do you have any suitable talents or abilities? Talent Name + Effect

Extremely toxic; I couldn't even finish the first chapter—it's practically a setup between the old man and the female lead. I'm out of here. (This is from an 80s novel.)

Their actions and dialogue are so childish. It feels like kindergarteners playing house, a bunch of little brats doing role-playing. Watching too much of this will lower your IQ.

If the author had published it in 2003, it would definitely be a great book.