My Clones Traverse the Myriad Worlds: No Need to Revive My Original Body

The author actually dared to write about "Idol Producer" and "Douluo Continent" together! In "Douluo Continent," a character can be a bottom-tier character who can be easily defeated by any other novel's protagonist, except for those using Gu techniques. This is because their battle record is verifiable; the Sea God Tang San instantly killed the "hard-working" character, forcing even the "hard-working" character to adopt a "Nine-Turns Attitude Stock."

No, isn't that too old-fashioned? You could just accumulate it over time, get married after a few years, but instead you come up with this aphrodisiac thing, aren't you a bit...

I hope you won't cancel without a reason this time. Your credibility isn't good these days. At least give me a heads-up if you cancel a contract.

The more I read, the more something seemed off. Then I saw the part where, after having her silver dragon bloodline extracted, she transformed into a woman, bumped into a boy at the academy, and then suddenly realized—wasn't this some old-fashioned crossdressing story? I'm outta here.

The more I look at it, the more suspicious it seems. Could the author be from Nantong? 😅

Upon entering, the description immediately gave me a chilling feeling that I would be digesting the original body without needing to revive it. 😰

Let's finish the previous books first, otherwise I won't have the confidence to follow the new ones. 😭😭😭

It feels like you didn't inherit the advantages of this simultaneous time travel and clone technique, but you learned all the disadvantages. 1. The most basic purpose of this setting is to give readers a sense of "security"—that the protagonists are truly one person, and won't fight each other because of their experiences in different worlds.

Actually, there's no need to join Shrek Academy. After all, Shrek Academy won't give you resources; you'll have to earn them yourself, which is incredibly stingy. You might as well join the Temple of War or the Spirit Pagoda.

Are you sure you're serious? This is utterly inhuman! They actually wrote it; it's just hype online. Even a dog wouldn't read it. 😅