Simultaneous Transmigration: A Hellish Start

Wow, so many people are wearing the same outfits this time! I wonder if we can elect a Gu King who surpasses the original point. 🙂

The beginning was alright, but things started to go a bit crazy with Nancy. Calling someone "Mom" in public for no reason was one thing, but the way she persuaded Nancy's father to reveal the location of Freddy's remains was by saying she wanted to marry Nancy 🤔. Where's the connection? Where's the logic? Then, upon hearing about the marriage, her father led everyone to find Freddy—was he asking him to be their witness?

The protagonist's ability to simultaneously transmigrate is far too weak. Why wasn't it given by the author? It seems the protagonist set it up himself! Too weak

The author seems to have written it fairly well, but unfortunately I haven't seen many of the horror movies, so I didn't feel immersed in the story.

What do you guys think of this book? Any downsides?

Actually, the Elder Scrolls world was quite enjoyable, mainly because of the overpowered protagonist abilities. It's a pity it switched to the Republican era; will the protagonist have to become an apprentice of Uncle Nine?

After watching episodes 19, 23, and 31

It's best not to explore too many worlds at once, as it can easily feel disjointed.

The biggest problem with wearing the same clothes is that there are too many worlds, which affects the viewing experience and makes the worlds feel disjointed.

Can the Elder Scrolls storyline be skipped quickly? It's so obscure!