Simultaneous Transmigration: Sharing Power and Trading Across Myriad Worlds

The author isn't a ninja anymore, so why stay in Konoha? Why not the capital of the Land of Fire? Konoha has so many problems and isn't safe. Is this some kind of forced arrangement of character relationships?

It's well-written, but could you please stop writing about Dragon Ball later on? The power levels in Dragon Ball are too overpowered; I'm afraid the author won't be able to handle it. And please keep the power levels in Marvel a bit more conservative, too.

It's too messy. Couldn't you just write two worlds? Writing so many worlds, with all these dots and punctuation, makes it a jumbled mess that's hard to read.

I read the first few chapters and found a lot of meaningless content. The dialogue and inner monologues between Sarutobi and his son in the first chapter were full of fluff. The conflict between Asuma and Obito was even more inexplicable. In the chapter about Hiruko, the protagonists were already Jonin, yet the author specifically emphasized that "even carrying a hundred pounds of weight, he…

The Resident Evil movies are illogical; based on the zombies' behavior in the films, they would definitely be suppressed by the military. So where were the armies of various countries? The game's background is more plausible than the movies.

The author is terrible; they write such a long paragraph about such a trivial matter.

Is this a rest or a eunuch?

It's a mess, a hodgepodge of ideas, completely devoid of any original thought. Garbage.

What's the point of this compared to the other bunch of shared power streams? Is there a Shennong?

Lak, what an awful name, even worse than Krak.