The Myriad Worlds Hitchhiking System

Ai novel. Let me tell you a little trick on how to identify AI novels. Look at the modifiers. As long as there are always inexplicable modifying attributives, there is a high probability of AI novels. What meaningful eyes, what kind of calm and serious attitude, real people can't write such nonsense.

In the Three-Body Problem universe, the protagonist is unsuitable for having parents, because parents are always the protagonist's weakness.

It's probably going to be abandoned soon; the content is just filler.

It has been identified as AI-generated text. A real person could write it, describing a time-traveling scenario using a rocking horse, but it's uninteresting and lacks any fun. Only AI could write something like "getting on a bicycle and traveling through time."

Chapter 6 is amazing, no wonder so many people are scolding it. The protagonist has a lot of psychological activities and complaints about how he feels unhappy, but he doesn't say a word and behaves like a fool. No wonder some people talk about AI and are scolded unjustly.

1. I am not interested in Buddhist texts. 2. The author's writing style is mediocre; I couldn't get into it. It was abandoned as soon as it was released.

The author obviously did not understand the underlying logic of the Super God Universe! It's just a bunch of aliens trying to make a living on the earth, and the unlucky ones are all the natives of the earth! Moreover, many people on earth are no longer considered purebreds, they are all skewers! Just like traitors, is the author's attitude toward aliens in the Super God Universe any different from that of traitors? ~~(~￣▽￣)~

When writing a novel, just skip the outline. I have never seen such a shallow novel written in a few light chapters. From opening an Internet cafe, a few years passed without describing how it changed, and it turned into a technology company chaining dozens of Internet cafes. The problem is, your copy is also written in a mess.

It increasingly feels like it was written by AI. The plot is completely disjointed, the author hasn't properly developed the system's capabilities, the protagonist's abilities are poorly combined, and four years have passed in the blink of an eye. They haven't even fully grasped their own main world, and they completely fail to understand the potential value of the various dungeons.

As expected, the Celestial Master is invincible! The Golden Light Mantra contends with the Ghost Realm—who gave the Golden Light Mantra the courage? Was it Fish Leong?