Simultaneous Transmigration: They're All Protagonists' Dads

The third book I've seen, Father's Sorrow, is written by the same author. Will he win?

I want to see the scene where the protagonist and Kensuo fall in love

There is currently no Douluo, you can watch it for now

Luo Lan: Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, dads!

The only downside is that they are not interconnected. The protagonist's cheat only connects to his memories, not to anything else, which makes this book seem like a series of small units that form a time-travel outline. The solution would have been simple: acquire memories from other worlds, develop your own methods and technologies, and then use them as a knowledge exchange intermediary in your…

The point of watching transmigrated stories is to see different worlds you know and experience the thrill of comparison. If you create an original female-oriented world, who can know what it's like without transmigrating?

Not bad, but it's a pity that the protagonist is soul-traveling. It feels like killing the protagonist's father is very awkward.

I've been thinking about a question: the interactions between protagonists in time-travel stories are mostly written in an awkward way. Is it possible to create a story where there are no interactions? So the question is, how does the protagonist become stronger? First, there needs to be a little bit of a cheat code to prevent the protagonist from being too ordinary.

When will Dragon Ball end? It's getting boring after watching so much; I already know the basic plot. 🙄

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