A Guide to Transmigrating Across the Heavens
诸天穿越指南
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 2y ago
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When it comes to safety, nothing beats the various space-based cheat abilities in urban fantasy farming novels—they're way safer than that meteorite from "My Superman Ex-Girlfriend."
Actually, there's no need to go on Jackie Chan Adventures. Magic isn't a panacea. It's best to find a world with a system that can absorb cosmic energy, or a world where you can create your own inner universe. Many worlds have a cosmic view; even martial arts novels have universes. It's just that many authors' writing skills are limited to depicting trivial events on Earth. You can absorb combat experience; in a virtual world, you can customize opponents of similar strength to fight against.
They're all pretty good, but I suggest skipping Douluo Continent; it's a bit... Well, you know.
Go to Heaven's Lost Property and take Ikaros, or go to Guilty Crown to get Yuzuriha Inori while she's in the lab. Or is this a zombie? Take Yu. The protagonist is invincible, it's a bit boring to travel alone, wouldn't it be better to have all the girls with him going out and having fun? And how about resolving the tragedy?
The author is awesome! This protagonist is the only one with brains; this is how infinite time travel should be done.
First, travel through *Chronicle* and gain telekinetic abilities. Then, travel through the Indian film *Consciousness Upload Technology* and gain consciousness uploading technology (allowing the user to back up their consciousness to the internet and transform it into an AI life form).
This book has fallen apart. After the characters' strength has increased to this level, it's just a series of nested stories. Unless the story involves the clones going to lower-level worlds to fulfill childhood dreams, there's basically nothing interesting to read later on.
Oh, ocean, you're all water! So damn watery!
It can directly travel to the primordial chaos of the prehistoric world and fall into a deep slumber. Its cells will autonomously absorb primordial energy and then autonomously evolve into a world. Especially a high-level primordial world...
This book is alright, but the one about the Doomsday Demon practicing martial arts, Pangu playing basketball, and the Great Immortal taking a Didi ride to save his sister is what caused the poison to kill him.