I Can Manifest Anything, and I Built a Supernatural World

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I think we can pass on internal martial arts techniques to them, but we shouldn't even bother with the most powerful ones. We can give them back the third-rate techniques. Their families can learn martial arts first and then cultivate immortality later.

Excellent! I hope this book continues to be written.

This book is actually quite good. The main plot is: the protagonist obtains a system, then a dragon girl, develops Earth's extraordinary abilities, then is discovered by beings from outside Earth and sent to conquer it. Finally, the dragon girl eliminates the threat to protect the protagonist, who then levels up, chases after the dragon girl, arrives at the enemy's lair, finds the enemy to be…

The subject matter is good, although there are some minor flaws. I'd give it a 5-star rating. Stop wasting time and get back to writing! It'll be gone in a flash. [Think about it][Think about it][Think about it]

Damn, how come all these near-death enemies can become friends? With this cheat code, how can you not find friends or recruit subordinates? To create a knowledge downloader for technology testing, to develop cutting-edge technology, and to be affiliated with a country is better than this. Or, if we could develop magical and wondrous health-enhancing techniques and medicines, and cooperate with the government, wouldn't that be great?

Yes, it's excellent, a truly phenomenal book. I've been reading it for a long time, mostly without logging in, so my account hasn't been reading it for very long—about four or five years in total. This book definitely ranks in my top ten.

It's alright. First of all, I like the protagonist's personality. Being born in this country, he's willing to help others when possible. The plot is also quite imaginative, and the writing seems to have no typos, which is pretty good. Oh, by the way, this is fiction, so don't apply it to reality, because many of these things are things you rarely encounter in real life. Usury, for example, is fine to read about.

Good. I finished watching it in the last two days. The protagonist's mindset and other aspects were well-developed, and I found it easy to watch. I recommend it. There aren't many books that I, almost forty, can actually finish reading. Keep up the good work, author! 👍

This book is good, but there's too little of it. When making this suggestion, I hope you don't focus too much on one side. Ideally, both the fantasy and sci-fi sides should have high combat power, rather than fantasy dominating sci-fi. I hope to see the technological side use antimatter, two-dimensional foil, rule-based weapons, causality-based weapons, and the like to fight against the immortals.