Shared Transmigration: All My Clones Are in Fan-Creation Worlds

In Chapter Two, those police station leaders can be removed. Zhang Chulan called them "two-legged mutton," and those leaders even asked people to search for the meaning of these words. How can someone who hasn't read books become a police station leader?

I gave up after the first three chapters; the plot was completely illogical, and the characters were like fake people.

The logic is unclear, yet it tries to combine multiple elements, but unfortunately, the ability is lacking, resulting in a messy and disorganized mess.

The first chapter is a mess. They want to include characters from various worlds, but they can't quite manage it. Ugh, what a chaotic mess!

The protagonist's identity isn't revealed until Chapter Three; the plot is disjointed, and the sentences are clearly pieced together from various sources.

He's started writing again. Everyone, guess how much he'll write this time?

What nonsense are you writing? It's all gibberish.

Especially in the female-oriented chapter, if you read quickly, you won't be able to tell who said which sentence.

After reading the reviews, I feel like this book is written by AI.

It's very messy. The reason is that there's too little setup, or rather, the setup is introduced too abruptly and doesn't serve its purpose at all.