Simultaneous Transmigration: Starting in Naruto, I Conquer the Crossover Anime World

No, there are 54 pictures in total, and I have written more than 20 chapters of daily life. Forget it, the templates of daily characters in simultaneous time-traveling are basically written in one stroke, like you, who have written more than 20 pictures. Absolutely unbelievable

You are really awesome at teaching so many realistic lessons. You can really play house with this ability 😁 I wish you more and more monthly votes.

This is the first time I heard that chakra can be cultivated. Isn't it all about practicing physical skills, improving one's physical energy, and then refining chakra at any time? Chakra only improves after the body grows, right? There is no improvement in the original book, right?

This is why I don't want to read it when I see simultaneous time travel. It's too fragmented. After looking at this world for a while, I immediately jump to it, and the speed of getting stronger is just mindless. I haven't seen many good books on this kind of simultaneous time travel subject.

Zhan Meili said that she wanted to live in seclusion and would not join the revolutionary army, so she joined the Night Raid. I can't figure out the reason for joining the Night Raid. If she wanted to fuck the minister, I could kill him by myself with so many worlds superimposed on the protagonist. . Moreover, the night raids belong to the Revolutionary Army. The Revolutionary Army assigns tasks. The night raids are gone. Do you want to go? What is the difference between you going and joining the revolutionary army? What's the point of joining the night raid if you don't go? 😜😜😜

When I read the fast-paced novel, the author did not write it carefully, resulting in each world being uninteresting. I can see that the Naruto part was intended to be written well, but I probably didn't know how to advance the plot in the middle, and immediately jumped to One Piece. Writing from here is not good. Since each world is written like an ancient fan fiction, and it is a bit streamlined, I suggest the author try the simulator flow and just summarize it directly.

I want to see the protagonist reveal the true face of the wretched uncle Rudy from another world. It would be very cool. Have you considered writing it like this? The author is 🙂,

What the hell is realism? You are sharing it with only a few people now and it is not over the limit. Later, it will be shared by more than a dozen people. If the protagonist is not just pushing the entire world by himself, then what's the point? Unless the world behind you is filled with low-level abilities, then don't write daily episodes.

It's so awkward, the pirate rat part

After reading a few chapters, I found a problem that the protagonist didn't seem to have any strong character. He was either being led by others, or he wanted to lean on others, and I didn't feel that the protagonist had his own opinions. 😰