The Savior Who Transmigrates Across the Heavens
穿越诸天的救世主
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- Completed
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- 972k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
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- 2y ago
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The world is too fragile to be destroyed just because a main character dies.
So, judging from the synopsis, it seems like minor characters can die easily, but if the protagonist gets into trouble, the whole world has to go down with them.
The idea of the Turritopsis dohrnii was good, but they had to lock the timeline just to pressure the protagonist. It's ridiculous that they forced the protagonist to save the world. Besides, the destruction of the Marvel universe has hardly ever happened. At most, it's the extinction of humanity. How could that possibly restrict the protagonist?
In Chapter 23, the novel's protagonist is relegated to cleaning up the messes of important Marvel characters—it's ridiculous!
The plot felt disjointed and fragmented. One second the protagonist had just eaten a Devil Fruit, the next they were thugs searching for plot details; one second they were visiting an execution platform, the next they were fighting pirates. It wasn't that I wasn't paying attention, but the plot jumped around too fast, making it really hard to read.
The full title of this book is "The Butt Wiper Who Travels Through the Heavens"?
What's the use of the jellyfish fruit? How about a set of the Imperial Jellyfish Fist?
This book has nothing to do with saviors; the title doesn't quite fit.
The synopsis contradicts the title, huh? I came for the title, but the synopsis just made me sick.
It's really frustrating that changing the plot doesn't change the fact that killing anyone is the same as killing someone, and if you want to get stronger quickly, why drag things out with these reforms? You could just steal Imperial Arms to enhance your current strength, or challenge stronger opponents to gain experience, or even develop some kind of training method. These reforms are just ridiculous.