Facing the Primordial One, Starting by Spreading Honkai Energy Across Tokyo

I just finished reading "The Feather of a Thousand Years". I can only say it's worth a look, but there are indeed many strange parts. For example, the protagonist's side starts guessing about the world consciousness after one or two coincidences, but the main god has no doubts even after many coincidences #(laughing and crying). Also, in the Gundam world, the main god pulls the moon to destroy the planet, saying he wants to destroy the evidence, but wouldn't the main god, who can traverse multiple dimensions and collect resources, just rewind the clock? (Of course, this is on the premise that the main god is doing such an energy-consuming thing on such a dilapidated planet.) However, this doesn't detract from the fact that it's a relatively good behind-the-scenes story overall. As long as you can accept some of the plot holes and character inconsistencies, it's still worth reading. #(Goodbye)

Oh my god, I've been reading this novel since it was even released! After all these years, it's finally finished. The author is truly persistent; they've already surpassed 99% of the authors on Shuke.com.

It's unreadable; novels exceeding 3 million words are basically inaccessible!

You've been reading this since junior high, and you're surprisingly good at writing! #(Funny)

I've written so much and only got this few clicks? No problem, let me taste the difference.

Finally finished watching it, great job, I've given you all my monthly votes.

What type of book does the author plan to write next?

Keep it up! 💪 Hope you write more!

I've read part of it, and I feel like this book should have been much more popular. Why did I only come across it after it was completely finished? #(Laughing and crying)

Does anyone else experience this: you finish reading the series and are ready to continue, but the page freezes as soon as you open it, making it impossible to buy chapters? #(Angry)