Transmigration: I Grind Out Achievements Across the Myriad Worlds

Get to know the Hong Kong Police

Wow, the author has successfully surpassed Tang Jia San Shao, creating a protagonist even more awesome than Tang San!

You think these women are pretty? You're not from the 80s generation, are you?

As the title suggests, let's talk about the problems. First of all, if you're going to write about film and television, then stick to film and television. Why mix film and television with games? Is there going to be anime later? It's too much of a mess! Secondly, the protagonist's character development is poor. He gives the impression that he's useless without a system, and still useless with one.

Your writing skills are lacking. The basic requirement for points and rewards is to kill off plot characters or complete tasks. If you follow the plot exactly as it is, it feels like you're being led by the nose, making you seem particularly useless...

Future female Flying Tiger sniper. Owner of Double D.

Our values ​​clashed, so I left after chapter two. Following the plot felt pointless... Although society is realistic, and many people in reality are ruthless, I still wanted to preserve my own principles within the book.

What achievements can he possibly make? A god of depravity?

Why write something so lewd? 😰

The biggest problem is that the protagonist treats living, breathing people like game NPCs, which is utterly shameless.