Transmigrating Across the Myriad Worlds Alongside Countless Versions of Myself

The Cloud Village's AB combination was ultimately enhanced; even the enhanced version of the Heavenly Strike Technique's Infinite Explosive Tag Formation couldn't break through its defenses. They chased after the protagonist, who had been given a power-up. The protagonist's Sharingan and ability to absorb chakra seemed to be sealed, even though they had just absorbed a portion of a tailed beast's chakra and were now being enhanced.

That's amazing! Martial arts techniques become divine skills in other worlds, absorbing chakra, comparable to the Mysterious Heaven Skill. Another martial arts fanatic.

The Naruto world has become too unrestrained; the protagonist's power-ups are too numerous and chaotic, lacking any coherent system. His actual strength is also underwhelming; he even struggles against the Ace-Killer duo.

Most of them don't even understand what "sharing" means, yet they're writing about it. All they know is to share a batch of cultivation power. Why not have people from several worlds gather resources to support the highest-level world, then share a batch of cultivation power, and then gather resources again to continue supporting it? How come these plot holes in the novel haven't been noticed by anyone for so long?

The same theme of time travel basically fell apart in the later stages of writing. 1. The plot is too chaotic and lacks a main storyline. 2. The power system is unclear and is a hodgepodge. 3. The constantly shifting perspectives are dazzling.

Speechless Dude, I came here for the plot, not to hear your various scientific explanations. I'm exhausted after a long day at work, I really don't feel like studying. I'm starting to lose my grip on the book. 😥

Sigh, it's already collapsed. Now, the protagonist is simply given an intelligent AI engine in every world, which directly calculates and generates various cultivation techniques. While the cultivation system in their own world is still garbage, their combat power is already among the top tier. Books that rely on old-fashioned fantasy tropes and feature intelligent cultivation have basically all collapsed.

There are many plot holes, but the story's comedic nature is so strong that it's quite entertaining to read.

The plot is too disjointed. Just when you're getting into it, it changes worlds again. It doesn't feel like the work of a seasoned author at all!

Is this a sign of collapse and a forced resignation? The last few chapters are totally filler!