Myriad Worlds: I Turned the Moon into the Taixu Star from the Start

I think for gigantic mechanical lifeforms like Saron, or even the Tyrannosaurus Rex that might be summoned in the future, we could give them a kind of shrinking ability, allowing them to grow to two or three meters tall, or even three or four meters, and then shrink back to their original size during battle. After all, the protagonist is human; we can't expect them to look up at us all the time, right? 🤔🤔

Pure darkness—the words may be crude, but the principle is sound. The Great Way is ruthless; Heaven treats all things as straw dogs. Yet, it fails to recognize the depravity of human nature. The law of the jungle, where the strong prey on the weak, is the true nature of the world. You protect the sheep, but you don't realize that it may cause the wolves to starve. There is no fairness to speak of; the law of the jungle is the only reality.

Author, who are you? The Guinness World Record is 807 letters per minute. Assuming each Chinese character requires six letters, that's about 134 words per minute. Since you're not the record holder, let's just say 100 words per minute. According to the WHO, a healthy person needs eight hours of sleep.

If you don't update faster, I'll send you some local specialties. 😂

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It's very beautiful. It just feels a bit morbid.

Author, when are you going to arrange for "Star-Eating Wings: Golden End: Ghidorah" to appear? I really want to see this kind of multiverse-level life form appear in the Super God Universe.

Please, author, keep up the good work and don't stop updating!!! 😏😏😏 Please!!!

An absolutely excellent novel There is one drawback Why are they so kind to that demon queen?

Well written; this is the only super-god novel I've read that doesn't pander to another world's China. A good book, but unfortunately, it goes a bit too far. Nevertheless, I highly recommend it. I don't understand why those super-god novels would fawn over a country that isn't their homeland, or why they would insist on protecting a country that isn't theirs—they're no different from sycophants.