[Spiritual qi revival + invasion of the myriad worlds + faction-building + detailed superpower system + stat panels + not a brainless power fantasy]
(A fictional universe with no connection to reality.)
The Myriad Worlds connect with Blue Star. The laws and energies of countless worlds collide in a devastating torrent, giving birth to Source Power!
Skyscrapers collapse under the torrent of energy. Technological civilization is instantly reduced to zero, leaving behind nothing but scrap and wreckage.
As the laws intertwine, Blue Star's Heavenly Dao comes into being. Instinctively sensing an immense crisis, it changes the world's laws, and the inhabitants of Blue Star awaken superpowers and stat panels.
As the gateways between worlds gradually stabilize, demons, monsters, ghosts, and strange beings pour in from countless worlds, plunging Blue Star into the depths of despair...
This book carefully builds a superpower system featuring eight main categories, dozens of subcategories, and hundreds of advancement combinations. Every choice can change the course of fate!
Watch as Qin Yutian tramples the darkness with invincible might, refining Heaven, Earth, and all living beings, until all transformations return to one and he reshapes the cosmos!
(There are imaginative ideas and sound logic, not a brainless power fantasy.
The protagonist grows over time and isn't inexplicably invincible.
The superpower system is comprehensive, with varied paths to advancement, rigorous stats, decisive combat, no needless restraints on the protagonist, and a plot that moves forward without dragging.)
It's good-looking, and I've seen very few that lead the world. I feel that the protagonist tends to be the protagonist's savior, and at the same time, describe the rapid development of others under the leadership of the protagonist. The protagonist is extremely respected, but the protagonist can not care but has to do it because of a certain purpose. At the same time, I hope the author can make progress together with readers who agree with you 💕
After reading it for two days, I was still the first to comment. And I only discovered it when I accidentally looked at the author's homepage