Myriad Worlds: I'm Just Here on Vacation, Says Hua Qiang

If someone from the world of martial arts saw two dragons glowing on someone's hand, wouldn't they immediately kneel down and beg the gods for mercy?

I feel that a character like "Rotten Life Hua" is unsuitable as a protagonist in a novel. The character design itself is inherently contradictory. Novel writing needs character conflict, needs characters to drive the plot, but if you think about it carefully, does a character like "Rotten Life Hua," who's like a hidden monk, actually drive the plot forward?

Even a piece of toilet paper in Lanminghua's hand is more powerful than any Northern Darkness Divine Skill, Nine Yang Divine Skill, or Tathagata Palm, after all, one is a martial arts practitioner and the other is already a cultivator.

Lanming Hua is definitely a god. His ability to teleport objects is just surprising for a moment and then nothing more. Even the most skilled martial artists in the game "Laughing at the Low-Level Martial Arts" can't project their true energy outwards. Only Zuo Lengchan's icy true energy can barely be considered one.

It's a bit jarring; the character of Lan Minghua is supposed to be unrestrained and love freedom. This doesn't look like him at all; he's more like a firefighter constantly putting out fires. He has to meddle in everything.

Would playing the role of the hapless Hua in "Under One Person" be a good fit? 🤓

You could also try playing Under One Person. It's all about real kung fu and high-tech weaponry; in Under One Person, an army firing all at once could wipe out any superhuman.

The writing is alright, but the narrative is a bit vague and there's too little background information. Not everyone has read the original work.

It started off incoherently...

The world I transmigrated to seems a bit weak in terms of combat power; it should at least be somewhere like Fengyun.