
Simultaneous Transmigration: I Become a God Among the Heavens
同时穿越:我为诸天神魔
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 151k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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961Recommendations
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The same old transmigration stories: One Piece and Naruto.
Basically, over 90% are Naruto and One Piece. Ah.
Speechless
If you're writing a multiverse fanfiction and you're adding a Western fantasy element, is it because you think the traffic is too high and there are too many people?
Shennong
The protagonist's strength increases too quickly while the plot is too bland. It's not even worthy of being called "food rations," more like sugarcane—something to chew on occasionally. The protagonist's power level starts to collapse in chapters 11 and 12. The food transport team that attacked the Land of Fire should at least be Chunin, and there should be quite a few Jonin too, right?
This book is considered quite good among transmigration novels.
I've seen a lot of cross-transmigration builds, but how should I put it, those cross-transmigration builds have to restrict and suppress combat power when they're using cheats, and some can't even share power, so what's the point of using cross-transmigration cheats? The appeal of watching crossover stories is simply to see the plot altered by an invincible protagonist, right?
"Stealing the Stars in September" is a comic book, a highly popular work by ZhiYinManKe. During its serialization, it was arguably the most popular work, surpassing even popular titles like "Battle Through the Heavens" and "Douluo Continent" at its peak, and its popularity remained consistently high. Can someone write "Stealing the Stars in September"?
Naruto is too unrealistic; revolutions involve death.
Isn't the theme of transmigrating into another person a bad one? Why are so many people writing about it lately, and every single one of them flops?
Can we have a "Sun and Moon Both Wrong" scenario? The current state of Chinese animation...
Ordinary food and fodder in the same transmigration novel
The writing is mediocre, and the plot is unremarkable and overly simplistic, like a diary entry. The development is logical, but the descriptions are insufficient. I hope there will be more detailed descriptions. Although I've heard the author doesn't listen to feedback.
For games like Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece, the pacing can be faster. Just focus on unlocking the main abilities, give a brief overview of the plot, and treat it like a fast-paced, action-packed story to generate some viewership. The emphasis should be on the later worlds.