Simultaneous Transmigration: I Really Don't Want to Suffer at All

This book is disgusting. Others, Gou Daoliu, have the ability to keep a low profile. You just start swinging your hands. Three souls traveling through three worlds? Not doing anything humanly at all. Just lie down on the ground and wait to die

I'm afraid the protagonist has something wrong with his brain. He lies down just for the sake of lying down, right? Let me put it bluntly, if you want to lie flat when you encounter a fellow traveler, there is no problem. Everyone is inert, and it will definitely be comfortable to lie flat and have a big boss take you around. But this is a novel for people to read.

Infinite Terror directly enhances wheelchairs at the top of the hour.

Chu Sheng, wow~ First Saint, it's all thanks to the abundance of talent in my Holy Sect. The righteous path isn't popular anymore. 😰

The first one is indeed a fan of Infinite Horror, and the second one is an Infinite Horror fanfic. To be honest, although the background of Infinite Horror is very common, not many people like Infinite Horror.

Do you think that after the Infinite Lord returns, he'll immediately receive an invitation from the Supreme God to come back again? Just like the other reincarnation worlds before, it's a joke. He chooses to erase his memories and return to reality, and then chooses to continue working again.

The protagonist is an idiot who just gives up; you can leave after reading three chapters.

No wonder it's free for a limited time. The ending of Chapter 282 and the beginning of Chapter 283 have major flaws. If they are not corrected, the whole thing will be a mess. Even though it's about two people who transmigrated at the same time, they still have to write about the past of the protagonist in the present, which directly deviates from the topic and goes into the simulator.

It's highly toxic; the beginning is passable, but it gets progressively worse. The early parts are co-op stories, but the later parts feel like Infinite Terror fanfiction. It constantly portrays the protagonist as strong, but he's always getting humiliated. Anyone can challenge him on the street, then walk away unscathed. The protagonist is portrayed as impotently furious, utterly trash.

... My opinion differs from others; lying down is fine. But his kindness level is too high; he wanted to lie down while saving people, which made me feel uncomfortable.