
Transmigrating Across Worlds at the Same Time, I Have Conceptual Skills
同时穿越,我有概念技
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- Completed
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- 495k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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Don't say I didn't give you face. Author, you should read your own writing and let everyone else read it too. The first picture says it shows extremely high quality, but where exactly is that quality? The second image supposedly describes the Dynasty Warriors universe, but all I see is "Dynasty Warriors" and "Dynasty Warriors"! Where is the Three Kingdoms?
I can only say this is a novel utterly illogical. The logic is so weak that I was completely confused by the very first chapter. Its logic is nonexistent. When someone asks him for proof that the Peach Garden belongs to the protagonist, shouldn't he be shown some contract or something? Or why does he have to resort to self-proof?
The main character really does have a pointy head; the abstractness of his performance of breaking an iron rod is comparable to Arnold Schwarzenegger eating a cucumber.
I felt like I'd seen you somewhere before, author. I've read both of your books, *Bai Ji* and *Bai Shi*, but I didn't finish either. They're purely products of wild imagination, completely devoid of logic. Those were books I read years ago; I couldn't even finish them back then, let alone now. Reading them again, the logic is even more illogical.
The protagonist chooses to become sworn brothers with his other clones, at the cost of one death for all of them. Do whatever makes you happy, whatever makes you happy, because in your author's hands, none of these clones will actually die.
Previously, if you didn't like something, you could simply choose "poor quality" as the reason for clicking "X". That's not possible now, which is a real shame.
Could the protagonist be the reincarnation of Arno from Changshu?
Could the protagonist be the reincarnation of Arno from Changshu?
I think this is idiotic writing; it's clearly AI. A human wouldn't be that stupid so many times. Four or five times is one thing, but this is seven or eight times! What else could it be but AI?
Erii: What type of girl does Sakura like? Lu Mingfei instinctively replied: She's beautiful, has red hair, and a good figure. Erii said happily: I meet all of these criteria, are there any others? Lu Mingfei: That's all. Erii: I fit that description too.
What is this writing? The beginning is so nonsensical.