Transmigrating into Multiple Worlds at Once, Becoming a Venerable Is Only Natural

I have read Chapter 143 so far. Apart from the sharp point in the comment section that "the protagonist looks like a diaosi", I think the biggest problem is that there is too much nonsense. I DNFed two chapters of a gold well in Marvel. I don't know if the author is a bastard. A bastard who can be killed with a knife has to listen to others insulting him...

Are these the only worlds at the starting point? Why does it feel like every Wanjiewen version is exactly the same?

It was a bit interesting at first, but then it started to go all the way down. It's not that I don't let you write, but it's boring if everyone does it this way. Isn't there anything else you can do besides using that level of work to get the word count?

The latest two chapters are not paid for. They were written too deliberately. In the original manga, Nagato's Earth Blast Star released by Nagato when he was at full chakra could be blown up by Itachi's Magatama. As a result, the protagonist is now naked and has foresight. Are you telling me that the fight is so strenuous? This performance of strength is not as good as that of Naruto who has just completed the Sage Mode (Naruto quickly eliminated five clones outside of Heaven). It's not like we can only write about the effect of Naruto's world. It's deliberately like this, which is somewhat superfluous.

The fighting force is starting to come from behind. Run quickly.

The protagonist despises the ninja as a noble's dog, but does not understand this kind of dog-eat-dog mentality! After possessing invincible power, he retreated again and again when facing the nobles! Aren't you also a bitch?

Why is it all about Naruto?

Why are all the same-sex novels from Japanese comics? None of them are oriental.

It is understandable that a Hokage is afraid of losing his combat power. I have never seen anyone who has suppressed his combat power. This statement is quite rare now. I have read it and said that it may be my personal opinion. There are so many people below who say that their combat power is suppressed, so it is true that their combat power is not gone. Alas, there is a shortage of books. Zhutian, who has written 300 chapters, could have responded to the emergency. It is a pity.

The writing is okay, but the thinking is immature (the hanging silk smell is a bit heavy)