Honghuang: Becoming the World Tree from the Start

I am the ruler of all heavens. I came to Earth by chance. After witnessing the talents of all kinds on Earth, I felt that Earth was a land of destiny. So, before I left, I created 500 systems like those in your novels. As long as you reply with 1, you can obtain the supreme system. Replying is worthwhile. Don't wait until you lose it to regret it. So, what are you waiting for?

Even the most handsome guys would click on this comment! If you click on it, your ** will grow by 1 centimeter; if you like it, it will also grow by 1 centimeter; but if you reply to a comment, it will grow by a whopping 10 centimeters!!

Why are so many things in the primordial world conspiracies of the Heavenly Dao, and why is there so little harmony between Heaven and humanity, or their collaborative efforts? I don't believe it. If all living beings could better drive the world's development and growth, would the Heavenly Dao stop them? The stronger the world, the stronger the Heavenly Dao naturally becomes.

There's a strange loop in prehistoric fantasy novels: everything is cause and effect, everything is predetermined, and I must defy the heavens. What's so interesting about this kind of setting? What's the point of cultivating this kind of path? The Great Dao is impartial, the Heavenly Dao is ruthless, and everything is predetermined—isn't that ridiculous?

If you could only choose one, which one would you choose? 1: IQ increases by 100% 2: 20 years younger than now 3: Can become invisible at will 4: You will not get sick 5: Increase height at will 6: You can talk to animals. 7: Understanding others' thoughts 8: World's most beautiful face 9: Foreseeing one's own death

I recently read a novel in the "Primordial Era" genre. The Great Luo Golden Immortal, in order to comprehend the laws, opened a world tunnel in the Primordial Era and then cast in a fishing rod to catch the prodigies or world origins of countless realms. The Dao Ancestor, with a single thought, created billions of similar Primordial Era versions, where the Sages were the pinnacle of all realms.

The protagonist wants to destroy the Taotie, then claims the Phoenix Clan owes him a karmic debt; the protagonist takes the Chaos Bell, and the Witch Clan also owes him a karmic debt; can karmic debt be calculated like this? Wouldn't the world be in chaos?

If you dare reply, I'll curse you to be transported to another world and become the most handsome human being. Then your cute little sister will get a brother-complex system and think about controlling and seducing you all day long; the school beauty in your class will have a crush on you and travel to another world with you to become an empress, thinking about raping you every day; you'll also…

Hilarious. This is how cause and effect is calculated. The protagonist taking the Chaos Bell is the Heavenly Dao settling the karma with the World Tree. The karma of the demon race in later generations is something the Heavenly Dao needs to deal with, okay? What kind of nonsense is this that you need to handle? Making two sets of accounts for the same thing. You're quite the player, aren't you?

Before me stood sages, after me the heavens, and I myself stand before the Great Dao. With a wave of my hand, countless stars vanish; a single step spans ten thousand light-years, billions upon billions of years. My heart is lonely. With a breath, I forged one hundred and eight systems, sending them to Earth to find hosts. Reply with 66, and the systems will appear in your mind.