Zhou Ye, who was kicked out of the main world, embarked on the most outrageous journey of time travel and rescue in the universe:
Zhou Ye went out on an ordinary day, but unexpectedly encountered a world bug.
He accidentally fell on the street. This fall was not simple. It actually triggered the evolution of the world and began to derive parallel worlds.
Coincidentally, in the evolving parallel world, the parallel self that is about to be born overlaps with Zhou Ye.
The consequences of this overlap were extremely serious. Zhou Ye's own existence began to continuously escalate. This power was too powerful, causing him to be mercilessly exiled from the world where he lived.
In the process of being exiled, Zhou Ye's consciousness and body began to split into countless selves, and these selves traveled to different animation worlds and movie worlds one after another.
(The first forty-odd chapters are a bit compact, and the forty-seventh chapter of the Marvel chapter will start, which will be better)
Reader comments
The author has great imagination
Personally, I think the part about saving O'Hara is particularly problematic.
The author has great imagination
Personally, I think the part about saving O'Hara is particularly problematic.