[Infinite Heavens + High-Dimensional Evolution + Fourth Natural Disaster + Main God Quest + Resurrection of Spiritual Energy + Twilight of the Gods + Endless Races + Universe Live Broadcast + Talent Entries + Deep Blue Points + Yangshou Exchange + Brain Explosion + Fourth Wall + Omniscient and Omnipotent]
Blue Star is updated and dimensioned, the rules of the world are subverted, and human beings have entered an era of infinite evolution.
Alien races are rising, monsters are rampant, the resurrected aura spreads beyond the galaxy, and prehistoric mythical creatures are back in the world!
Foreign objects and secret realms reappear! Danger and opportunity coexist!
Only keep getting stronger! Only by evolving into the most perfect life form in the universe can we win a glimmer of hope in this near-death world!
When he woke up, Lin Yan suddenly found that he had traveled through the world he wrote.
Unlike other people in this world, as the creator of this world, Lin Yan is fully aware of the direction of everything that will happen in the future.
Awaken your god-level talents at the beginning and stroll on the road to awakening.
Many years later...
"My current speed is about 124 times the speed of light per second. If I explode with all my power, I can probably only destroy the Red Sun Galaxy with a volume of about 210 trillion times the size of the Milky Way with one punch..." Standing in the Arena of the Gods, Lin Yan stared closely at the main god in front of him: "You should be one of the strongest among the Supreme Outer Gods."
"It's a pity that you still can't block my punch!"
Reader comments
It was obviously Chu Guang Speed Pass.
I have read a few chapters of the author. What kind of protagonist do you write about? Why does he always have to be a burden? Does the protagonist have any thoughts about him?
Does the author have a misunderstanding about speedrunning?
It was obviously Chu Guang Speed Pass.
I have read a few chapters of the author. What kind of protagonist do you write about? Why does he always have to be a burden? Does the protagonist have any thoughts about him?
Does the author have a misunderstanding about speedrunning?