Simultaneous Transmigration: We Alone Level Up Across the Multiverse

Chen Chen and countless versions of himself are transported across different worlds at the exact same moment. They share memories, stack talents, and work in perfect unison. In theory, this should make him unstoppably stronger across every dimension. Yet each incarnation faces his own twisted reality: the Hyuga Chen bears the Caged Bird Seal on his forehead—already reshaped into a branch family's fate. The Jujutsu Kaisen version is a mere roadside accessory, clinging to Gojo Satoru's leg and vowing never to let go of that absolute lifeline. In the Dragon Raja world, Chen fumes at being reduced to a lower life-form in a bloodline-obsessed society. The Frieren-era Chen abandons all hope of training, scraping by as a priestly swindler who peddles blessings for pocket change. The mortal-cultivation Chen possesses dual water-gold spirit roots and abundant resources—he's ready to overturn the board and seize victory. And the version from Under One Person wants for nothing, greeting each day with a carefree smile. Despite the distances between their worlds, their souls reach across the void and clasp hands in the origin space. The instant they touch, all their aptitudes, abilities, and talents automatically stack. Memories package and transfer on their own, while powers translate to fit each world's unique rules. What seems like brutal, solitary struggle is, in truth, a beautifully orchestrated cheat—effortless grinding wrapped in the guise of hard-won growth.