Projection Across the Myriad Worlds: A Manual for Using Superpowered Fingernails

When will Lao Liu finally give up his habit of rambling on and on without any outline, writing whatever comes to mind? He always likes to expand on one topic to include too much content, resulting in a rambling, unstructured mess with no main theme. It's like AI-generated fluff, with only a few books by "Passing By Time Traveler" being more frivolous.

Old Liu is probably used to writing official documents. He always unconsciously writes long paragraphs. Long, continuous passages in a novel are already quite unpleasant to read. To make matters worse, Lao Liu has a bad habit of rambling on and on. Reading long passages of text only makes things more confusing. I remember it wasn't this confusing when I was writing about the spy faction.

After reading over seventy chapters, I couldn't take it anymore. The biggest problem is that I just couldn't get into it. The biggest feeling this book gave me was that it talked about this and that but it didn't really concern me as a reader.

I'm still updating two chapters a day for now, and I hope it won't be changed to weekly, ten-day, or scheduled updates in the future.

The author's book contains a lot of explanations and examples. I skipped them every time and then lost track of where I was in the main plot. How did the author manage to include more examples and explanations than the main plot?

The product launch was so poorly organized and lacked focus; I'm outta here.

From Marvel to this new book, the world-building has become increasingly difficult to understand. The previous book's otherworldly cities, countries, and character names were so confusing they were hard to remember. This is far superior to *Path of the Extraordinary*.

It's really good. The protagonist has the maturity and worldly wisdom of an adult transmigrator, the motivation to become stronger on his own and the long-term vision. He will formulate his own identity and action plan according to the historical background of different instances. The downside is that each chapter title is the first sentence, which looks awkward, and when explaining something, it goes off-topic and talks for a long time.

They didn't even give us a heads-up about releasing a new book...

It seems like this nail art design has fallen out of favor lately; did the artist forget about it?