Traveled Through Sixty-Nine Worlds at the Same Time

This is just my personal opinion. Reading the novel "Ghost Slayer" is worse than reading "The Red Mansion"...

Eight chapters jump to six worlds. Each world only introduces a background. There is no plot development and it is difficult to attract readers.

Demon Slayer didn't even look at it, then? The author keeps writing about demon slaying?

I have no desire to watch this demon slayer at all.

Feeling not as good as 78 ( )

Did the author really prepare sixty-nine worlds?

Looking at the introduction, could it be that the protagonist of Zhe Tian traveled through time and became a ruthless emperor?

Now that we have traveled to Naruto, are there any protagonists who are not members of the Uchiha clan?

It feels a little confusing, that's all

The plot is actually okay, but there are two big problems 1. The plot is too fragmented. In other time-traveling games, not only clearing a world, but at least advancing to a big stage before changing worlds. This book changes the world as soon as the plot progresses a little, and the interest is reduced because of the change of world 2. I don't know how to describe the writing style, it is a bit frivolous. There are many asides that are similar to the protagonist's inner complaints. Occasionally, some can be considered fun, but too many are a bit boring. Annoyed As for the demon slayer problem that other people mentioned, I just skipped it, didn't read it, and didn't comment. If you put aside these two problems, it's actually pretty good The above is just my personal opinion. If you don't agree, then your opinion is right. After all, I only read the free chapters.

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I read the title of the book 69 is a good number

Is there a world where Tian Xing Jiu Ge and Qin Shi Mingyue exist?

Come on Some plots look very bright The money buried in the soil

There are too many typos, won't you review them?