Simultaneous Transmigration: The Fun-Lover’s Adventures Across the Myriad Worlds
同时穿越：乐子人的万界生涯
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Happy birthday to myself!
It's a bit hard to evaluate.
Well, it was quite interesting at first, but later the story became very scattered. There was no main plot to connect the different worlds, and it felt like the story was just written wherever the author thought of it. If this style of writing continues, readers won't know what the author wants to write, and the author may not even know what they want to write.
Wayne? Element Detection
What kind of creature walks on six legs when it enters the alley, but walks on two legs when it comes out?
Is it my problem? I can't understand the monk's chapter at all.
That Naruto anime is so boring, it's too long, I have absolutely no desire to watch it.
Shennong is a lighthearted and entertaining story with a unique and imaginative plot, definitely worth watching.
I'm quite satisfied with all the worlds; the most outstanding aspects are the plot and the imaginative concepts. The writing style and style are passable; not a bonus, but acceptable. Furthermore, each world offers a relatively independent viewing experience, with slight differences in style.
I want to see the Battle Through the Heavens chapter, specifically Xiao Yan's reaction upon discovering his tonsillitis.
Let's talk about my understanding of this hodgepodge of worldviews.
Look at these two pictures; they seem to be trying to depict a hodgepodge of worlds. And then there's the kind that seems like a bunch of powerful figures descended to earth. The world setting is probably that these powerful figures created a bunch of smaller worlds, like the setting of three thousand worlds. I wrote about a Chinese Ghost Story, but not completely.
The core of comedy is tragedy, and the best humor comes from contrast. Like, taking your dog out for a walk, and suddenly someone says, "The dog wants to hear a dog song, Little Yellow... Just walk straight in that direction, that's where we live." 😭
Looking for lighthearted novels
These past few chapters have been quite enjoyable. The powerful figures are joking around together, the protagonist doesn't suffer any losses, and the powerful figures aren't angry—it's all harmonious. What I fear most is that it becomes a story where everyone is burdened with deep-seated grudges, the powerful figures test the protagonist and fail, leading to enmity; then the protagonist…