Quick Transmigration: I Can Travel to Any Movie/tv Show/novel World

The protagonist is a typical office worker in Shanghai, whose daily life involves having his shoes stepped on on the subway and being subjected to psychological manipulation by his boss. His motto is "The more you meddle, the more money you lose." One day, he is merged with "The Origin of the Multiverse," gaining the ability to travel through any movie, TV series, or novel without restriction. He can travel at any time, and a mini-universe is generated within his body, possessing infinite space. When he activates his time-stopping skill, all the villains pose for photos.

Our slogan is—Let's work together to save the heroine!

The earlier chapters were a bit lacking because I started writing a new book, but I can't delete them. If you mind, you can skip the first one or two volumes; it won't affect the plot.

Note: Each world is somewhat connected to the others, but the connections are minor and won't affect your ability to skip around. If you enjoy plot-driven stories, you can start with Volume 1, "The Legend of the Condor Heroes." If you like stories with unresolved plots, you can start with Volume 2, "All Is Well." If you like nonsensical humor, you can start with Volume 3, "Hello Mr. Billionaire," or any story that interests you. Personally, I think "Final Destination" is relatively well-written. If you like female-oriented novels or palace intrigue, you can start with Volume 7, "Empresses in the Palace." There's bound to be a reader who enjoys it.

This book features a lot of time-travel plots, with each time-travel story taking place in a TV series or movie. If you prefer fast-paced or exciting stories, you can check out another novel, "My Amazing Counterfeit Cellphone."