I Am Yang Guo's Son, and I Take Zhang Sanfeng on a Journey Through the Heavens

After reading five chapters, I found it to be utter nonsense, with incoherent plot and disjointed narrative. The synopsis and table of contents made me think it was a multiverse story, but I was fooled. The protagonist is just a drooling, mentally unstable idiot. Newcomers beware!

A gathering of powerful transmigrators from all over the world, and among the wives they brought were the protagonist's mothers!

Getting beaten up from the start, constantly getting attacked, what's the point of watching? It's frustrating.

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. An adult with the character of a spoiled brat? Isn't that disgusting?

The humor is forced, but I can't really find any funny moments. The transmigrator at the beginning is so annoying after arriving in this world; it's inhuman. The beginning is too off-putting. I suggest maxing out your poison resistance.

I'm getting dizzy just watching the Sweeping Monk; am I going to get beaten up in every world from now on?

Well, it seems the author wanted to portray the protagonist as a humorous character, but there were no funny moments. Did the author laugh while writing the book? I certainly didn't laugh while reading it; in fact, it was a little awkward.

Is Yin Zhiping the father of Yang Guo's son?

The protagonist was quite monstrous in the first twenty chapters, but he got better after he became a purely entertaining person. If I hadn't really liked the book's premise, I definitely wouldn't have been able to handle the first twenty chapters.

How was Wen Tianxiang, this hero of integrity and backbone, portrayed?