Transmigrating Simultaneously, Starting by Upending the Summit War
同时穿越，从颠覆顶上战争开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 785k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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364Chapters
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52.7kFans
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I don't quite agree with the author's handling of Xiao Yan and his master in the latest chapters of "Battle Through the Heavens," and I'd like to express my opinion here. The reward the protagonist gives Xiao Yan is completely mismatched with what Yao Lao gives him.
That's ridiculous. The Navy must be bored out of their minds to send a low-bounty pirate laborer to Impel Down. If the protagonist had eaten a Devil Fruit, it would be understandable. Even if the protagonist were of a rare race, it would be acceptable.
Author, listen to suggestions and adopt them appropriately, but don't let them affect the original rhythm of your story.
Oda is truly disgusting.
A work of art doesn't have to prevent good people from dying, nor does it mean that it can't create scumbag villains. It's all normal, as long as the villain gets killed. As it turns out, Aaron didn't die, Crocodile didn't die, and Sun Wukong didn't die either. Caesar, who was in charge of the poison gas, not only survived but also joined the Straw Hats.
Here's some advice for authors: most transmigration novels are initially popular, but then fade into obscurity or become stagnant due to a lack of depth. One major problem is the sheer number of worlds involved. These authors often use one world to develop a small part of the story, then gauge readership by using multiple worlds simultaneously to keep readers engaged and anticipating more content.
Small fry don't qualify for the underwater prison. 😴 You'd be embarrassed to stay in this place without a bounty of tens of millions.
Actually, it's a bit off-topic. If it says it starts with overthrowing the Marineford War, then the plot should start from the Marineford War, or at least quickly advance the plot to the Marineford War.
Could you tell me where you got the idea that a typical flame can reach 3000℃? Is it from the sun, or does the flame from your lighter actually reach 3000℃?
I hate time travel all the time; honestly, it's really boring.
I haven't read Demon Slayer. I only know one thing: author, could you please write more about well-known worlds? Less famous ones like Demon Slayer can be mentioned only briefly.