Simultaneous Transmigration: Dominate the Myriad Worlds with Deep Blue Stat Points!

In this period of time, the Eternal Eye + Immortal Body + Divine Power, isn't it a horizontal push to defeat Konoha? What else are you planning? Shouldn't it be that I don't eat beef? What about democracy and freedom? Wouldn't it be better to just intimidate Susanoo Kyuubi and drive Gundam?

The first few feel average, but what about the last one? Do you want to print the sword manual to ward off evil spirits? ? Vadasi, I just love watching this! Struggling in pain and suffering!

Just like a Japanese village, how many people are there in a large village? How many people does a family have? The most important direction of their development is their personal ability, so they are either rookies pecking at each other or people with extremely low abilities who are bragging. In fact, it is just like that. This ninja is an exploiting type. People with potential have already exhausted their potential after being injured a few times and over-refined. They also advocate blood.

The protagonist can rescue Uchiha Hikari. Not only increase your strength but also gain freedom points

One sentence can explain something clearly. The character says it once, thinks about it once, the obedient people agree with it, and thinks about it again. After it spreads, other characters are shocked again. What is the significance of this writing? Is water word count cheating money? The more I listen to the book, the more strange it becomes. What is this?

If you are a fan of comics, don't write about martial arts. I also hate bad guys and the like. They are neither laid-back nor powerful. Every time, there is rat poop in the pot of porridge, which is annoying. I'm also curious whether it's just me, but it's really difficult. Too many novels like to use some kind of martial arts. One-punch superman doesn't have to learn any bullshit martial arts. I really can't understand this horse riding.

It's getting more and more ridiculous, and I can't decide anymore. I took a quick look at the latest chapter. In a world like pirates where force belongs to oneself, the five old stars of the Celestial Dragons whose status and strength are the most inferior to one person will be troubled by the pressure from the Celestial Dragons? Is it true that all Tianlong people are children with Down syndrome, and are the likes of the Knights of God and the Five Old Stars rare in a century? …

I've read about a hundred chapters so far, and it's obvious that the author has completely started to miss the word count after it's released. My suggestion is that you don't have to read the table of contents to get a rough idea of ​​the plot. I'm too lazy to read it anyway, so just do whatever you want.

It's really bad. The character said a narration and analyzed it, and passers-by listened and made up their minds. They read hundreds of words but condensed it into one sentence. There is no point at all. The key is to listen to the book. Just a piece of nonsense can be recited three times from three perspectives. The more I listen, the more annoying it is. It is comparable to chanting scriptures. , The writing of the fighting is also bad, it can be said that there is no fighting, just lose a skill and it is over. I listened to a lot of nonsense and expected the climax, but the main film was completed in three sentences, which is tasteless. In other words, the protagonist's upgrade is relatively fast, which is interesting, but if you can't pretend to upgrade quickly, what's the point?

Damn, I ordered too much again, it's all hydrology.