Simultaneous Transmigration: The System Exploded

Having read up to Chapter 10, I couldn't help but post a book review, mainly focusing on one person: Li Ang. After reading the description of Li Ang in Chapter Seven, I had a feeling that something bad was going to happen, and when the corresponding plot unfolded, it turned out to be true.

I'm quite curious how the Wang family could not understand the protagonist's importance to the country. Have you heard about what happened in Laiyang?

The most compatible digital world, create your own digital world creator god.

They've all become gods, and they're still sucking up to S. H. I. E. L. D. Are you even white?

The author probably used AI to continue the story, or perhaps the author never actually read the original work, only watched a bit of the TV series and movie, and then just wrote whatever came to mind.

The protagonist of a cultivation novel experiences excruciating pain from having his soul split apart. You've even delayed my journey; you're truly amazing, you idiot.

The plot has bugs, and they're not fixing them. McGonagall can't be blamed like this. According to the original timeline, McGonagall is at most 3 years old in the current protagonist's timeline. At 3 years old, she was learning Animagus from Voldemort's older sister, right? How did Voldemort survive? Is there such a genius in the world?

This is an invincible story, getting a bit boring. The writing is also rambling and disjointed. It seems to have some NTR elements; Peggy slept with the captain before they even met, and they were even exchanging glances—what kind of special fetish is that? (Running away)

Such a great idea, and you've wasted it! Soul splitting, system splitting, fragment fusion—you wrote such a good idea so poorly.

The content quality fluctuates.