Myriad Worlds: Starting with Sharknado

Well, the first few worlds were alright, until I transmigrated to the one where I don't eat beef... It gave me the feeling that the Central Continent team in the God's Space had just finished fighting Resident Evil 2, and the next world was like watching a battle between Japanese invaders in a fantasy novel. It's frustrating.

I want to watch the uncut version of Hulk vs. Black Widow.

The real-life plots are copied like those in urban fantasy novels—they're all the same and boring. Let's talk more about movies.

The beginning is well-written, but it's best to avoid including elements like crossover martial arts or cultivation later on. Keep writing fast-paced supernatural/fantasy stories, or bad American movies. I love watching the male lead wield a shotgun and a chainsaw sword in his left hand, relentlessly driving through the plot. Don't write "I don't eat beef" It doesn't fit the style. Highly poisonous.

If you're looking for bad movies, how about checking out Ultraman Sora? Or maybe a pirated copy? In these movies, you can easily acquire all sorts of superpowers and amazing gadgets.

The synopsis is quite good, but the opening is a brutal blow—the protagonist's parents die for the sake of dying. I know about gamblers who pay off their debts before jumping off buildings, and people being forced to pay off debts leading to family ruin, but jumping off a building after consciously paying off the debt is truly awful.

Even bad movies have to be watched as domestic films. If you can't go to "Dream Chasing in the Entertainment Industry," how about "Tiny Times"?

Florida Allergy Boxing: LV1 Allergy Causality Special Attack (Kill him to death version) Effect: Forcibly inflicts a corresponding allergic status effect on any living unit attacked (stacks up to 25 times). Each level inflicts negative status effects on living units: various allergic states (mental abnormalities, physical abnormalities), and increases the trigger rate of physical diseases by 0.7%…

I skipped the part about not eating beef; the rest were pretty good. At least there weren't any ridiculously stupid or awkward plot points, which is commendable.

It's the first time I've seen something die-hard before it even hit the shelves.