Simultaneous Transmigration: A Bunch of Absurd Jokers

I haven't read it yet. I hope it's a genuine fantasy novel with a real sense of humor, like Roman Eye, rather than something that uses humor as a pretext to act as a babysitter for the main characters. I hope it doesn't mess up the plot, and it doesn't even dare to break up some of the original couples where the bitch is paired with the good guy, or give the good guy a good partner.

The latest chapter about Calabash Brothers... Is it just a random plot where the protagonist gains powers and starts a madcap saga in the Calabash Brothers world, raising kids and making money through writing books? What kind of writing is this? All you think about all day is snakes, one isn't enough, you want two more? Are you really hungry?

Although it started with the same elements as Naruto and One Piece that many people criticized, Bleach is still the same bizarre and mysterious storyline as Final Destination. But if you want to watch crossover anime, those three are definitely the safest bet. The system is stable, the potential is guaranteed, and if you run out of material, you can always refer to many excellent predecessors. We'll talk about it again after we get through the Comprehensive Martial Arts dungeon...

Hopefully, Pinduoduo will get involved in online literature soon.

The later parts are too messy and disorganized, the plot is falling apart. You should finish a few worlds first, or focus on a few worlds and write them well with a distinctive style.

If you're out of work, you can write a little world to vent your frustrations about your country, but there's no need to force yourself to write something like this when you're out of work.

Please stop with the shoddy work, at least do something abstract and challenging 🙏🏻

Wait a minute? Why are they writing about Type-Moon now? Weren't Pokémon and Douluo Continent the most popular choices in the polls before?

Did they change the cast? After the Naruto world ended, it just didn't feel the same; it felt increasingly strange, like a monotonous chronicle.

The experience was pretty good at first, but then the author ran out of ideas, resorting to cheesy references to Ash's mother and Professor Oak from Pokémon, and even deleting comments, so I stopped subscribing. If an author likes to indulge themselves, they shouldn't expect others to agree! It's not surprising they abandoned the project when they ran out of money.