Shared Talent: Transmigrating Through a Hundred Worlds at Once

In short, Wang Teng's starting point isn't a million times better than Ge Xiaolun's. As long as he doesn't end up like in the original story, befriending Ye Fan, offering help in times of need, or sacrificing himself during a period of darkness and turmoil, he's guaranteed to reach at least the Immortal King level.

Author, in the Naruto world, chakra requires chakra seeds to be extracted; you can think of it as a manifested physique, something you can't learn at all.

Seeing the witch come in, I thought she was going to transform into a woman, but she didn't. Without the witch, the book is utterly boring.

In the later chapters, only a few hundred words in 27 Points seem to actually drive the plot; the rest is just filler. I finished reading it all today, August 25, 2024, and I'm unfollowing from today onwards. This constant political spiel is ridiculous. Is this some kind of attempt to join the Party or something? 27 Points, how many words are there?

The article claims the entire Straw Hat crew should be killed, but shouldn't the Marines, who allow the Celestial Dragons to commit atrocities, also be killed? Just because the Marines are an official organization doesn't mean their evil can be ignored! They're nothing more than lackeys protecting the Celestial Dragons; what kind of justice is that?

Originally, you could have written the part about covering the sky into a climax, but you were both a lady and a pretentious person, and you ended up writing a terrible ending. Sigh, I don't know what to say.

The story was going well, then suddenly he became invincible, and then he started getting carried away. What a pity.

What's going on with the last few chapters? 😰😰😰 It's just a rambling account; they've changed writers. 🤔🤔

What's going on with your stuff? How many chapters per world? Look at the person before you, the legendary writer has written so many chapters!

Why is it another loser...?