- #1
Okay this wasn't bad.Unlike what others said, I think the book delivers what it needs to deliver, no need for conflict or any of that just to make it exciting, the dude is op but that's the whole point here.
The novel is about a guy that merged with a wormhole or something similar and gets transmigrated whenever it hits someone. The OP part is where MC thinks and comes up with ways to integrate various uses for this wormhole, and how MC learns everything he could from any world he's on and builds up power.
The bad:
Conclusion:If the novel was faster paced and had proper foundation in it's theories, then it would've worked out and I would rate it high.If you can ignore the baseless and bad science + can get through long arcs of repetitive world hops and cycle, then you're going to like this novel.
The novel is about a guy that merged with a wormhole or something similar and gets transmigrated whenever it hits someone. The OP part is where MC thinks and comes up with ways to integrate various uses for this wormhole, and how MC learns everything he could from any world he's on and builds up power.
The bad:
- It gets boring because it's repetitive. It's the same cycle: MC reincarnates then learns and builds up knowledge, powers up using the current world powers, then something happens, and he reincarnates again repeating the cycle. The novel could have skipped a lot more and just focused on what the author wants us to see, which is how MC gains power through his research and transcends with each step, that would be preferable instead of useless power dynamics and politics in each world.
- The science is bad. The author uses science to explain various powers, but nothing makes sense. Author uses big words and conclusions at first, but as the story goes on, author just skips that and says, "MC researched and after a whole month he got how it works...".
Conclusion:If the novel was faster paced and had proper foundation in it's theories, then it would've worked out and I would rate it high.If you can ignore the baseless and bad science + can get through long arcs of repetitive world hops and cycle, then you're going to like this novel.