I use one world to enhance the protagonist's talents and transform his race.
I use two worlds to make the protagonist stronger.
In the Martial God world, I give the protagonist the talents and spirit of a powerful expert, granting him infinite possibilities.
In the Eternal Life world, I set him on the path of cultivation, and ultimately lead him to the supreme path of transcendence.
The might of one world, the invincibility of two.
Across infinite worlds and boundless chaos, even in the final void, I am absolutely invincible.
One world marks the passage of years; one chaos, the passage of ages.
In total, a journey of nine hundred million light-years.
Only by offering up a shattered chaos as a sacrifice
can I make the protagonist truly invincible.
And after that, with the void stretching into infinity, where could I not go?
I seek not omniscience. I only want the protagonist to be omnipotent.
I dislike tragedies. If I can, I want those I care about to be happy forever.
After countless years, I only want to travel through wonderful worlds with them again.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I didn't expect Feilu to have a novel by the "Magnetic Field Madman" so early.
The author and readers chatting in the comments section is really awesome.
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