My Clones Go from One Piece to the Myriad Worlds

Don't touch Gui Mie, all heavenly beings, no one is watching and it's disgusting.

Sure enough, no matter how awesome the multiverse powerhouse is, if one person comes to him, he will be treated like a dog by Nadu Tong. . . Since you don't dare to violate the ban, why do you think you are writing about this world?

People with telekinesis abilities can also be killed by weapons, which means there is an upper limit to telekinesis ability defense. As long as you have enough strength, you can kill. Also, telekinesis ability is telekinesis ability, and personal physical skills are personal physical skills. The protagonist is actually not weaker than ordinary telekinesis users. After turning on telekinesis, it is not difficult at all to defeat Hisoka.

Even if you write an introduction, there will be typos😅😅😅.

The Eight-door Dunjia is exaggerated. Isn't it just that the pure physical attack is high? It may not be a problem to the ninjas in the local world, but it is trivial to the protagonist. . . This thing is invincible

There is nothing serious about it. The shortcomings are that the writing is average, and the author feels that he is not very familiar with various anime worlds, like a cloud reader.

If you're not a brother, what are you doing? If the new world doesn't go to a high-level world, then forget about your entire story of Heaven and Dragon Slaying? Was the world full of anime before and then went straight to martial arts or low-level martial arts? Don't you feel disconnected when you write it yourself? Your entire Resident Evil virus is stronger than this thing. Can you gain anything in this low-military world? Don't talk about getting some Nine Sun Magic Skills, Tai Chi, or anything else to go back to.

Recently, the world of Bleach and Naruto feels more and more awkward the more I read it, and the more I write about it, the more it feels wrong.

Let's complain, some of the characters written by the protagonist are too subject to the author's subjective factors. Although many authors like to degrade people they don't like, and then write them to death more conveniently. But the plot characters you write like this are really awkward. If you write the kind of gangsters who are completely low-level, it is still possible, but most of the plot characters can be regarded as the best among people. Take Tucker as an example. Let me make it clear that I am not trying to criticize him. This character is really annoying. He can basically be regarded as my childhood shadow. To be honest, it would not be an exaggeration to cut him alive. If the protagonist doesn't like him, just kill him. Today's readers don't have such high moral requirements for the protagonist. But the author's way of dealing with it is to crazily vilify it in the early stage, and then the opponent takes action, leaving the protagonist helpless to fight back. Although Shutak is not a person, he is also shaped by acquired experiences, and in the author's writing, he is like a born scumbag. And the protagonist feels really weird. He just kills him, and he doesn't do it openly, and he has to do something righteous. As a result, I had to vilify this character in the early stage, and then create a character who was forced to fight back. The same goes for Nobu at the back. The original novel didn't like this character very much. He was very annoying when he first appeared, but later on when he saw the enemy, he was frightened and went crazy. But to be honest, if courage really emerged so easily when facing death, then courage would not be praised by the world. And although he doesn't dare to face the enemy head-on, he also dares to help the protagonist from behind. Moreover, he is also a hunter, and to be honest, he is considered a pretty good expert. To write this to the author is like a little gangster.

The protagonist is already very powerful, there is no need to recruit some minions.