Simultaneous Transmigration: We Level Up Alone Across the Myriad Worlds

If you have the Divine Hundred Refinements skill, why not become a Sword Immortal? Anyway, according to the so-called company system, you're a wanted person no matter if you've trained or not. Even if you can't train at the beginning, you can first get a batch of small gas cylinders to train into Gas Cylinder Shells, then rockets, cluster bombs, thermobaric bombs, there's bound to be one that…

It's so chaotic. After writing a few pages, it jumps to another world. It feels like I just ate something salty, and the next second it tastes completely different.

These guys who demand authors include female characters probably don't even have anyone to marry in real life. They've never even held a girl's hand and they're just fantasizing all day long while reading novels.

The style of this book is very special, very indifferent. The protagonist is a real frigid person, just like a training machine. Reading this book is like or even colder than reading a physics and mathematics textbook, a feeling that completely obliterates sensibility.

With so many strict rules in "Under One Person," how come anyone still writes them? There are even direct warnings, forbidding anyone from writing anything out of line, not even a little bit.

You also wiped out your entire clan, 666. Compared to you, Uchiha Itachi is like a green recruit.

One person is completely useless; the vast majority cannot withstand a rifle attack.

The writing is good, but it's too bland, with very little dialogue, suggesting the author isn't good at writing dialogue. The plot assumes the reader is already familiar with it; readers unfamiliar with the plot are advised against reading as it will be confusing. Furthermore, there's no main world; it jumps between worlds frequently, making it quite chaotic.

Forcing an invincible protagonist story into a leveling-up narrative is pure idiocy. Some authors are obsessed with making their books long and stretching out their clichés. Even more absurd are some readers who don't know what they want to read and actually support this kind of slow-paced writing.

You're sharing a little bit of information, not to mention the suppression of combat power. I only read three chapters and didn't want to continue. You should keep this book for yourself.