Simultaneous Transmigration: Every World Is Hell Difficulty

Not as good as me Simultaneously suffering from Demonic Body, Originium Disease, Punishing Infection, Rainstorm Syndrome, Vocal Cord Worm Infection, Collapse Syndrome, Abstraction, Money Infection, Radiation Infection, Cyber ​​Psychosis, Fear of Poison Gas Inhalation, Homesickness, Urban Disease, Distortion, Slow Shock, Zombification, Witch Transformation, Berserk Transformation, Honkai Disease…

Adding Sea Tiger, Warhammer, Cthulhu, Bloodborne, Dark Souls, and the Ring would be even better.

First of all, I've never been an author, but I want to say that writing 100 chapters a day is very difficult. Is that right? It's not that I'm being unreasonable; after all, I said at the beginning that I didn't... I've worked as an author.

Main characters:

This is too messy; it writes about everything, yet only a little bit about each thing.

Then, in chapter 20, they suddenly changed their tune! It was truly disgusting! If you're going to write something like that, at least include a note in the synopsis!

I haven't watched it yet, but I have a question. The comments say there's no shared power, so what's the cheat code? It can't be the power of thought, can it?

The highlight of the shared power system is the power sharing; yours, which only shares information, is just a chat group.

If the most compelling aspect of these books—the power of sharing—is removed, then what's the point of reading them?

The core concepts of 99 are memory sharing and adaptive ability sharing. Books that didn't copy these concepts basically flopped, with only one surviving despite ability sharing but no adaptation or transformation. Books that copied these concepts fared relatively well, some even becoming hugely successful. The concern about newcomers starting too fast is understandable; it's normal for writing style to be inconsistent. They can't even properly copy the concepts, haha.