Having Just Reached Dzogchen, the Earth Merges into the World of Panlong

Ahem, let's see, who doesn't have a big penguin?

The author would like to correct it. In the beginning, the main gods did not pay much attention to the victory or defeat in the battlefield of the plane. It was only after the ten-game winning streak was achieved in the heaven that they learned that after the ten-game winning streak, the seven main gods of the victorious planes would be rewarded with will power. This also resulted in the fact that no plane has been able to win ten consecutive times since the heaven. Whichever plane has a high winning streak will be jointly targeted by other planes.

At least half of the people on earth will die if they run into Panlong, because people on earth like to kidnap others morally.

Write a novel about Dzogchen being pretentious in the material plane

Passing by, passing by, passing by, say important things three times

When writing about Panlong, just write about Panlong properly. What's the point of dragging the earth up? It's too dramatic! You authors are all very confident, and you always like to have something to do with the earth in any book you write. It's so ridiculous. What's the point of having something to do with the earth? And it's all over. No matter whether it's reasonable or not, what's the point of forcing an imperfect ending? If you feel that life is too perfect, should the novel be more pessimistic?

Write more books with a happy start.

I've given you the monthly pass, so work hard and don't be a eunuch.

There was previously a novel called The Earth with a Perfect Destiny: Panlong, which was of a similar genre. I felt that this novel was well written.

The protagonist is almost invincible, and he is almost as powerful as the Supreme God.