Traveling Through Time At The Same Time, How Come No One Is Human?

If you are tired of the typical transmigrator trope where the protagonist is just another overpowered human, Guan Li Zhe D’s *Traveling Through Time At The Same Time, How Come No One Is Human?* offers a wildly refreshing departure. This Xianxia-infused multiversal romp takes the "shared consciousness" trope and flips it on its head, delivering a chaotic, hilarious, and high-octane experience that keeps you glued to the screen.

The core premise is brilliant: Lu Ping is reincarnated into countless parallel worlds simultaneously. The catch? In every single one of these universes—ranging from the high-stakes cultivation of *Dou Po* to the digital depths of *Digimon* and the ninja world of *Naruto*—he is never human. Whether he is a sentient bamboo pole, a curse spirit, or a legendary beast, Lu Ping’s lack of humanity becomes his greatest strength. By pooling memories, talents, and combat power across these divergent lives, he creates a feedback loop of absolute chaos.

What makes this novel stand out is its relentless pacing and irreverent humor. Seeing Lu Ping as a Sea King in the *One Piece* universe bullying the Four Emperors, or watching a bamboo stalk school the masters of *Douluo Dalu*, provides a constant stream of "level-up" satisfaction. The sheer scale of the worlds integrated—from *Jackie Chan Adventures* to the epic scope of *Perfect World*—ensures that the narrative never feels stale.

This is a story for readers who love "system" novels but crave more absurdity and creative world-building. Guan Li Zhe D masterfully balances the progression fantasy elements with witty character dynamics, turning every reincarnation into an opportunity for comedic relief and explosive power-scaling. If you want a fast-paced, multi-dimensional power trip that defies expectations, this wild ride is a must-read.