Infinite Worlds: I Have Too Many Skills

What is the pirate chapter about? It's really just a passerby added to the original plot.

Who taught you that what a person says is divided into sentences and paragraphs?

I'm afraid this is just an outline. There are almost no details, and I even went to the Pokémon world for no reason.

I'll wait until the Pokémon chapter is finished and then come back to read it.

I really can't stand how many octopuses there are, what else? Being a nanny is a drama, and I am speechless.

It's relatively immature, but basically not too poisonous, except that it may be difficult to write a million words.

The attribute table of Pokémon makes me laugh to death, you should just look at the information and talk about it.

Will grass-poisoned Bulbasaur seeds be poisonous?

I haven't watched Pokémon, I hope it ends soon

I have also read the author's last book. Although it can withstand poison, it cannot withstand water. It feels like the author doesn't know how to write battles and more grand epic scenes. The protagonist's golden finger develops too fast, resulting in the protagonist not having the need or environment to enhance his strength. If there is no finishing operation later, it will give people the feeling of a plot that is too ham-fisted, watered-down, and unsatisfactory. In addition, because the plot of a single world is relatively short, many detailed settings deviate from the original plot (the author said that this is regarded as a secondary setting). The single plot seems to be nothing, and after reading too much, it feels like the author is writing blindly. Here is a suggestion. If the author also writes about Zhu Tianliu in his next book, he can try to write about Hong Kong comprehensive. Hong Kong comprehensive is more inclusive. There are comedy, gangster, gangster, martial arts and supernatural. Adding or modifying some settings is easy for readers to accept. The power system is very comprehensive, powerful and outrageous, but not too strong. It has special functions, martial arts, spells, black technology and other abilities. As long as the general direction of the plot is not stretched, it is easy to write. Moreover, there are many abilities or artifacts that can travel through time and space, and can easily take on martial arts, fantasy, supernatural and other worlds.