The mc dies and finds himself reborn in another world with a golden finger which allows him to master skills, however the system only recognizes certain actions, after many years have past and he barely is stronger then a regular human because he feels the hidden powers would find him if he reveals himself, he finally gain another golden finger the power to sleep and send his soul into the multiverse and take overvthe bodies of the recently deceased to gain new skills, free from his worries he openly reveals his powers in the dream soul world's, gaining many skills and powers.

good novel ,but rules for creating skills are quite ambiguous.well, keep going

The novel is good better than most translated out there. The problem i have was that everyone MC connect with betray him for just no reason. The writer also have problems with his siblings in real life and because of that everywhere he go he happened to meet a family that want to kill him and he kill them back. To me everything feel forced, trying to create sensational situations just to justify MC murderous desire.

I have read this one for a while, I really enjoy slow stories like this one with a lot of detail/world building. Which probably isn't a selling point for most people. The translation and classification of cultivation stages, idioms and such can get confusing at times, likely due to multiple meanings of the Chinese characters. Void getting translated as nothingness and such. Though as a whole, I enjoyed the story a lot. Especially when it got to the Taoism world since most of the long term powers are established like Wandao school and his Heavenly mechanics method.

9.5/10 This novel is great mc slowly goes to different worlds and you can say there is two parts of this novel before and after his academy? in some world mc establishes a power that pretty great much better than sects bassicly academy for entire world sort of thing which is insanly great plus he uses tech too while it seems for some reason author locked tech to our level even though at some point thousands of years have passed but whatever there could have been isnane development there but no. While its slow there are unqiue worlds here one i found litle weird but its unique and great cant have him just going to cultivation world after cultivation world the only problem is that at some point author lowered the population of his world? before it was 100 trilion and then reduced to 3 trilion?? i feel this is mtl doing but author below said that proportion of certain realm to global population was 1:4000 and that calculation made sense? so idk what author was smoking maybe he ment 3000 trilion? but it got changed in mtl idk. Other than that his academy doesnt get much screentime which is a shame there is a litle but not enough we get few characters pov but thats it when we could have gone more plus in main world after he establish his power its not talked for long time for about 200ch? i read it would have been great if we saw how people were schocked at new power and all that and we get like 10-20 ch focusing on that but noo... other than that not much to say thats bad novel is great especially since its more like kingdom building with litle bit of tech, it would have been better if we saw more of his academy and author could have made tech better but its kinda hard to write but even then he could have for sure made it better by idk combing cultivation and tech into one in like soul chip, like brain chip but since people here have souls into a soul quantum chip but no.... 9.5/10

The string communism propaganda in the first transmigration really put me off. The story really became so convoluted. Not too great to read. 2/10

I'm the type who doesn't bother reviewing novels cuz it seems too bothersome but this one is a fking hidden gem and I couldn't stand it having only 3 ratings

Damn I have to do all five stars cuz the rating is too low 😭.

Reviewing after I've read to chapter 236. The novel has an interesting premise: the MC can cultivate in a different world in his dreams, and can transfer skills and objects between worlds at the cost of depleting his soul energy. In the real world, he starts off as a poor fisherman dealing with an oppressive gang, then as he gains in cultivation, he has to resist more powerful cultivators and sects that want to steal his resources. Due to the time difference in his dreams vs the real world, he amasses more cultivation, power, influence, and knowledge in the other worlds (say thousands of years there vs decades in the real world), and uses his resources there to increase his cultivation in the real world. Pros: - there's a true sense of mystery in the real world: we don't learn anything unless the MC does, and as a rogue cultivator, he only slowly gains in knowledge even after his power level is impressive. - interesting key ability that drives his growth - he doesn't become OP in the real world very fast, instead has stable growth and there's a realistic sense of risk as he tries to grow without being noticed by cultivation sects Cons: - the pacing is slow - the systems he's cultivating don't really make much sense, are overly intricate, and the author spends way too much time going over their details instead of moving the plot forward - it's not unusual to have chapters that are nothing but info-dump on details that don't really matter and are confusing - the MC has no motivations or interests beyond becoming a stronger cultivator - the characters, including the MC, lack depth - the MC has no real meaningful relationships with other people It's a fun enough read-- to experience his growth in strength and knowledge of the cultivation world in the real world-- that I am continuing to read it. But it's so slow moving that I stack up chapters and read them like 20 in a go, so that I can see some development. I think also the tendency of the author to spend chapter info-dumping rather than moving the plot forward is increasing over time.