Ding, congratulations on successfully signing in to the Great World of Zhetian and obtaining the Great Emperor's Law.
Ding, congratulations on successfully signing in to the perfect world and gaining the freedom of transformation.
Ding, congratulations on successfully signing in to the world of Journey to the West and obtaining the Nine Transformations Mysterious Skill.
Ding, congratulations on successfully signing in to the mythical world and obtaining the innate treasure Chaos Bell.
All heavens and all realms sign in and become the supreme being of all realms.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
I really can't figure it out. Some people always compare fantasy to Ancient Times. The settings are completely different. Is it true that you will become more powerful as long as you live a long time? Then why do saints still fear karma? The great power belongs to themselves and they can create the world. They still have to fear karma. The settings are different and they have to be compared. Then I am writing a novel now. In the setting, it is said that the universe is equivalent to chaos, the prehistoric world is equivalent to a super giant block, and the other worlds are equivalent to planets. In the novel The Supreme Being, the legendary realm can be the only one in the world, and the universe is destroyed and restarted. Are you happy if I write about Hong Huang Chui like this? In Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, Qingqing* is cursed and will never be able to eat sheep. It is useless even if you are a saint. This is the setting. Even if you are powerful in one novel, you can defeat the infinite universe, span the long river of time, and become immortal when the world is corrupted, but in other novels, you may not be able to practice like a mortal, you may not be able to use your power and laws, and you may not be able to understand the Great Dao.
Am I a bit square? The more broken the world is, the more powerful it is? If the world level is low, the laws are incomplete, which limits the upper limit of the realm. Many novels have to understand the laws of the world in the later stages. If the laws are not complete, you still want to go straight to the road. Oh no, unless you are as brainless as One Punch Man. When you encounter strong ones, you will become stronger. The bald the stronger.
No, Huangtian Emperor is an Immortal Emperor, whose strength is equal to that of Taoist Hongjun, but a Saint is equal to Emperor Zhetian. What about Ye Fan, a ruthless man, Wu Shi, a mortal immortal, an Immortal King, and a Quasi-Immortal Emperor are equal to those of the Great Desolate?
I remember reading a novel before. When the protagonist was an Immortal Emperor, he could destroy the world and destroy a whole star field in the Immortal Realm. However, he had just ascended to the God Realm and found it difficult to walk normally. He couldn't even defeat the most powerful alien race. The Immortal Emperor, who had just ascended to the God Realm, was captured by the alien tribes and mined. In the end, it was thanks to Golden Finger that he quickly transformed into a divine body and escaped from the alien mine.
An immeasurable calamity in the prehistoric times lasted 5.6 Billion years, an era lasted 129,600 calamities, and a calamity lasted 129,600 years. Can fantasy compare?
I really can't figure it out. Some people always compare fantasy to Ancient Times. The settings are completely different. Is it true that you will become more powerful as long as you live a long time? Then why do saints still fear karma? The great power belongs to themselves and they can create the world. They still have to fear karma. The settings are different and they have to be compared. Then I am writing a novel now. In the setting, it is said that the universe is equivalent to chaos, the prehistoric world is equivalent to a super giant block, and the other worlds are equivalent to planets. In the novel The Supreme Being, the legendary realm can be the only one in the world, and the universe is destroyed and restarted. Are you happy if I write about Hong Huang Chui like this? In Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, Qingqing* is cursed and will never be able to eat sheep. It is useless even if you are a saint. This is the setting. Even if you are powerful in one novel, you can defeat the infinite universe, span the long river of time, and become immortal when the world is corrupted, but in other novels, you may not be able to practice like a mortal, you may not be able to use your power and laws, and you may not be able to understand the Great Dao.
Am I a bit square? The more broken the world is, the more powerful it is? If the world level is low, the laws are incomplete, which limits the upper limit of the realm. Many novels have to understand the laws of the world in the later stages. If the laws are not complete, you still want to go straight to the road. Oh no, unless you are as brainless as One Punch Man. When you encounter strong ones, you will become stronger. The bald the stronger.
No, Huangtian Emperor is an Immortal Emperor, whose strength is equal to that of Taoist Hongjun, but a Saint is equal to Emperor Zhetian. What about Ye Fan, a ruthless man, Wu Shi, a mortal immortal, an Immortal King, and a Quasi-Immortal Emperor are equal to those of the Great Desolate?
I remember reading a novel before. When the protagonist was an Immortal Emperor, he could destroy the world and destroy a whole star field in the Immortal Realm. However, he had just ascended to the God Realm and found it difficult to walk normally. He couldn't even defeat the most powerful alien race. The Immortal Emperor, who had just ascended to the God Realm, was captured by the alien tribes and mined. In the end, it was thanks to Golden Finger that he quickly transformed into a divine body and escaped from the alien mine.
An immeasurable calamity in the prehistoric times lasted 5.6 Billion years, an era lasted 129,600 calamities, and a calamity lasted 129,600 years. Can fantasy compare?