Forging the Gate of Truth Through Simultaneous Transmigration

Another piece of garbage that messes up the same transmigration setting. It's one thing that the strength isn't shared, but even the memories aren't shared. So, since the same transmigration 99, there haven't been any good same transmigration novels. They can't even copy a well-crafted system properly and they add all sorts of restrictions randomly.

There's a problem! The protagonist isn't exactly a genius, so why does he love studying so much? He didn't before transmigrating, but he loves it now? Or maybe he loves studying but couldn't concentrate before, but can now? Isn't this even worse than shared memories? His personality is completely altered—are you sure he's still the same person after transmigrating?

Seeing around chapter 20, I felt something was off. Since there's no way to share strength and memories, and we can't even be sure if the knowledge or power systems of other worlds are useful to us, why would someone in a higher position expend so much energy helping someone in a lower position? Furthermore, the author has created protagonists who all identify as their own, not as some other version of themselves. The setup is too contradictory. Hopefully, it will be resolved later.

The premise of a time-travel story is already a "feel-good" novel. You're forcing it, adding all sorts of restrictions, and instead of exploring deeper themes, you keep expanding the scope, making it exhausting to remember, and then adding all that "profoundness." I can only say that people who enjoy "feel-good" novels don't like it, and those who want something like this won't even bother clicking on it.

This kind of multiverse flow, where one person splits into countless chat groups, sharing memories is a basic ability. Otherwise, how could a group of people who can only be corporate slaves in modern society succeed in a different environment? This is a typical example of class limitation!

This is purely a self-indulgent piece by the author. Wearing the same clothes but not sharing the same abilities or memories This will lead to problems that cannot be solved. 1. This knowledge is unique to me. You can let me teach you. But how can I guarantee that I'll teach you this knowledge? You no longer pass it on to others 2. If you want to learn this knowledge (e.

Shared memories are their primary standard for empathy; when they empathize, they see themselves as different facets of the same person. This is the greatest help in uniting the organization. Don't think this is alarmist, especially when they reach the pinnacle of their world.

Goodness, after reading through the comments section, it seems the author can't even properly copy a transmigration novel template. Nothing can be shared; it's just splitting the protagonist into different worlds. Isn't this just a chat group full of the same person? And each alternate account is a version of the protagonist after their split personality.

I admit, the original work is mysterious, and the dragon race part is interesting, but everything has its limits. Author, you wrote a multiverse novel, writing so many parts in one world... Most people read novels to relax their minds! Can't you just skip the unnecessary parts? Besides, your cheat system is one of the worst I've ever seen in the clone transmigration genre.

My assessment of this novel is that it's pure fabrication; it can't even achieve memory sharing, so how can you trust others?