Honghuang: I Have a Tower of Time and Space

Is it okay for the author to keep the protagonist at his peak? Is the transformed form the peak of Da Luo? Is it the peak of Da Luo? Is it the peak of Da Luo? Spending a thousand times longer than others and still being on the same level as Kunpeng? Thinking that he is no worse than Hongjun, yet he is like an ant in front of Hongjun?

You think you're not inferior to Hongjun, but you haven't broken through to the quasi-sage level even though you've done a calamity? Others can also break through to the quasi-sage through Hongjun's teaching of Daluo! What separates you from others? It also takes a thousand times longer than others. The main character is trash!

The protagonist's heart is as high as the sky, his life is as thin as a piece of paper, and his qualifications are as ordinary as an ant. The cultivation time that is tens of millions of times longer is more powerful than the same stage. It's time for me to take on the role of the protagonist, but my time as a protagonist is useless and I still have to rush back. If you can't break through through practice, can't you be at the bottom first? If you can't train your body, can't you train your soul? If you can't break through your state of mind, can't you practice the law? Warranty for so much time at home, nothing

It's too extreme. It's a bit insulting to write this in the high-energy world. People have no brains to survive.

How many billions of years does it take for this qualification to rise from Heavenly Immortal to the pinnacle of Daluo Golden Immortal?

**Book, halfway through, it changed the nose of the bull and the horse's mouth.

Commentary on Chapter 1: I Have a Space-Time Tower written by Taoist Styx in "Ancient World: I Have a Space-Time Tower".

Commentary on Chapter 5 of "The Great Desolation: I Have a Tower of Time and Space" written by Taoist Styx.