
Simultaneous Transmigration: We're About to Be Wiped Out
同时穿越:即将团灭
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Washing Wang Lü's hands? Does merit justify unbridled behavior? It seems the author enjoys characters in scripts who, after getting into trouble and arrested, shout about what their family has done? Otherwise, the way Wang's grandson behaved shows his family upbringing wasn't exactly exemplary.
The latest chapter is a bit humorous; someone with ability chooses to honestly stick to the old rules.
There are too many restrictions. Sharing skills doesn't seem to make much difference; the power is greatly reduced.
The Sage of Six Paths, the Bald Man with the Cloak, and Ultraman King are all classified in the same category because they possess special abilities. How did you categorize them?
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It's tasteless to read, but a pity to throw it away... It's not enjoyable at all, and it has a lot of minor flaws, but what can I do when I'm out of books to read?
There are just too many problematic points in these kinds of shared articles. I've forgotten where they even started, but I've never seen any really popular ones. The cultivation system isn't universally applicable across all worlds. Just like the Sharingan works on people without chakra, or physical abilities are unknown in the One Piece world, even adding a few words like comparing Qi to chakra makes it universally applicable across worlds. There are too many loopholes to fix; adding a few words wouldn't be a big deal.
Reading chapter 82 and combining it with what I had read about Konoha before, I felt something was off. It felt disjointed and incomplete. It talked about avenging the clan, but it felt strange. It was hypocritical, but not entirely. It was toxic.
Wasn't the plan to kill Sasuke? Now they're raising a new boss.
Those who are interested can come to this thread to discuss this book and the concept of simultaneous time travel.
Let me start by saying that, to be honest, I don't quite understand why the shared cheat codes suddenly stopped being shared, and why there was an upgrade with the addition of an intelligent customer service system. The author said he would revise it, but his revisions were as abrupt as this AI customer service system suddenly appearing. A few words solved the problem. After upgrading his Sharingan in Naruto, consuming one Source Point, the Uchiha immediately grabbed the AI customer service representative and refined it in an instant! The conventional approach would be to remove the chapter featuring the intelligent customer service, create a silent information sensor in this space, and have the protagonist explain why the cheat system isn't shared. Following the wildly popular "Crazy Racing Phoenix 99" series, the chat group branch seemed to be the most popular for a while. Then, the development of the "simultaneous time travel" genre began to evolve into variations like this book, such as simultaneous hellish beginnings, simultaneous hentai anime, simultaneous female-oriented content, simultaneous gaming, and simultaneous erotica, etc. Well, some of these fan-created works would be great ideas and brilliant concepts even if they were placed in a large fan fiction genre, so I won't recommend them. I've probably already seen most of the ones I like on this site. As for the foreign war stories, the well-written ones are regulars on the bestseller lists, so you can find them for yourselves.
It's okay to read when you're out of books to read, but now there's this five-tier division, haha, Whitebeard is now classified as the peak of the third tier!