I Am the Trailblaze Aeon, Pioneering the Myriad Worlds

I can't stand it any longer. Are you a pioneering star god or a lower body star god? In the first world, I pulled three women onto the train. From now on, I can't even imagine how many people there were on the train.

So it's okay to split up the teams, and the upright protagonist won't appear, right? The protagonist has no voice in several pictures, so why do you write the protagonist? Is the protagonist planning to take the girl back to the train and rely on the charm of the Star God to capture Zhan Chi's girl? It's already a harem, so what's the story of this team? The protagonist must be the key point, why don't you and other teams just get it done in one go?

Author, can you see? You should at least tell us which platform you went to, and then ran away without saying a word. Are you worthy of those of us who follow you?

The protagonist will not be begged by the Black Tower to test the simulated universe. Although the pioneering star god is more humane, he cannot lack divinity and character.

It's as if the protagonist is restricted by the concept of development. I don't know if other big readers feel this way. My idea is that the protagonist can be Akivelli, but it's not necessarily Akivelli that readers want to see, right? Moreover, the tone of the complete star god at the beginning is a bit high, which makes it feel very strange for the dignified star god to run to play house with the dead body. It is also thanks to the development of a relatively higher human nature in the setting, otherwise it would be even weirder to use other star gods. Chunfeng's superiority and inferiority are not inconsistent, mainly because he has been a commander from the beginning to the end. He has not even retained his position as an emperor. He has directly abandoned his divine side, leaving behind an ordinary person full of desires. Ordinary people can do everything normally. Therefore, in comparison, I feel that it would be better to write it this way and change it to the protagonist who just inherits Akivili's legacy, or set it to be reincarnated. As Kai Kao gradually becomes a star god or regains his strength, at the same time, as Kai Kao's human part continues to be contaminated, the divinity abandons this restrictive sense of disobedience.

The author hopes you will come back. I have been reading it since Genshin Impact, and then I saw this one. I really felt it was very interesting, very surprising, and very to my liking. It's okay if you don't come back. Can you tell me where you wrote it?

Does anyone know where the author has gone?

It's over before it even begins

The author is like heaven. Accept girls when you have to, don't talk about psychological and physical compatibility, this kind of deliberately ambiguous nonsense, reading in Feilu costs money. If you write thirty or forty words about cultivating feelings, you'll just wait to die. If you can accept it, accept it; if you can't, just say a word.

Setting it as a second-generation development is better than setting it as a first-generation development and rebirth. The name is too ridiculous.