I am a diligent cosmic janitor, responsible for sweeping away garbage, eliminating viruses, and exterminating pests.
Neutron battle stars, purification beams, and annihilation bombs are all just my cleaning tools. As for the two-dimensional foil? That is merely a paintbrush I use in my spare time.
I never harm the innocent or let the collateral damage reach the bystanders. I only strike the targets I am cleaning up. Civilizations that refuse to progress, expand excessively, or endanger the cosmic ecosystem all fall within my cleaning duties.
"Huh? Why are so many cosmic forces gathered on this place called Earth? This little ball is kind of interesting."
Chi Wen, cosmic janitor, heads for the Milky Way in his neutron battle star...
A ridiculously satisfying sci-fi story, seven chapters a day. Come along for the ride!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I want to see the little broken ball, When do you go to Little Breaking Ball?
Could the cleaner be the big boss from Marvel who wants to clean up the multiverse? Even Galactus can't beat him.
(Rbq) means untouchable, you are all rbq
Bullshit, bullshit, you can't afford to mess with this kind of brain!
Damn, I saw the same book as this one. Please explain the author.
Oh my god, the last book was said to be updated the day before yesterday, but it turned out to be a eunuch in a blink of an eye** I think it is well written, maybe because the single female protagonist is not popular in Feilu, I suggest that it may get better results if it is written in a diary. Besides, the word count is only less than 200,000, so it is normal that it is not popular. Moreover, the male protagonist of this book is a supporting role in the previous book, which makes me a little embarrassed and uncomfortable.