Simultaneous Transmigration: Every Version of Me Across the Heavens Is a Genius

In summary, these main characters kill Chinese people like dogs, but can't bring themselves to do it when they encounter ordinary people. Of course, on the Shenzhou side, ordinary people weren't really affected. The main focus was on wiping out the aristocratic families according to their family genealogies, and also killing some positive figures who influenced the protagonist's development (such…

Their memories are not shared; they simply have different roles and experiences at different times, and their talents are different. It's like having a chat group and a mechanism for traveling between strangers with the same name. Where does this inexplicable foundation of trust come from?

I have ideas, but they're all jumbled up. People and the world aren't connected, and the combinations are giving me a headache. I can't just rely on guesswork to package everything up. Unless I only write about three or five worlds, it'll get even more chaotic as I go on.

They can't share memories, they can't share abilities, and their personalities are all different. What kind of cross-dressing is this? 😰 They just look alike, right? You can find people who look similar in real life. What kind of shared time travel is this? It's not even as good as those multiple people time traveling together 😰

You, the protagonist of the "All Heavens Transcending Paths" series, are spouting nonsense about talent and such to Ma Xianhong. What are you pretending to be, acting all high and mighty?

Why didn't Xia He get the kill when they were fighting Quanxing? Everyone else got the kill but she was the only one left. Was it just because she was a woman?

I don't understand why the Old Celestial Master is only slightly weaker than the protagonists of several worlds. Are the protagonists trash? The combined power and techniques of the protagonists from several worlds are what make him win. There should be some basic principles to praising the Old Celestial Master, okay?

Babysitting novel, what a simp! It's a tired, overused trope.

The author's main characters are all mentally unstable, with distorted minds. Furthermore, their memories and pursuits differ, making them essentially completely different people. The book also contains numerous logical flaws, such as the characters exchanging bodies without communicating; or starting as ordinary people and suddenly becoming war maniacs; and the inclusion of inexplicably mysterious scriptures.

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