Myriad Worlds Roundup: Teletubbies Make Me Unshakably Confident

Sunny Baby: “Wow! A new Observer friend! A countdown that spreads happiness? That sounds amazing! And my favorites, Peppy and the Calabash Brothers. How cur... cur...”

The Buddha Jumps Over the Wall countdown is recklessly testing the limits of death.

Number 10: Uchiha Madara, Naruto: “Would you like to dance?”

Number 9: God, Bible: “Let there be light. Wait, let me put some pants on first.”

Number 8: Dugu Qiubai, The Return of the Condor Heroes: “For over thirty years I roamed the martial world, killing every enemy and defeating every hero. There was no match for me under heaven...”

Number 7: An Lan, Perfect World: “At the peak of the immortals, I reign supreme. With me, An Lan, the heavens exist!”

Number 6: Moon Worshiper, The Legend of Sword and Fairy: “The earth is obviously round.”

Number 5: Gilgamesh, Fate: “You mongrels!”

Number 4: Tom Riddle, Harry Potter: “Lord Voldemort has returned?”

Number 3: Desolate Heavenly Emperor, Perfect World: “Who dares claim invincibility? Who dares say they can never be defeated?”

The Ten Great Unsolved Mysteries of the Myriad Worlds: Who killed the transmigrator?

I laughed myself silly at the anonymous message and generous gift from “Han Paopao.”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.