The Strongest Being in All the Universes Is Actually a Twin-Tailed Loli!

At the chaotic edge where dimensions intertwine, countless universes hang suspended like strings of crystal beads. Yet no one knows that these spaces, bearing innumerable civilizations and laws, are merely toys rolling around in the palm of Xing Li, a twin-tailed little girl.

Her pink-and-white twin tails fall over her shoulders, with two stars pinned to the ends that sparkle with her moods. Xing Li loves to sit in the folds of a rift in space-time, kicking her short legs as she browses an atlas of the universe. Sometimes, if she thinks a star in some galaxy is too dim, she casually crushes it and makes a new one, its light a hundred times brighter than before. If she sees a civilization trapped in endless war, she blows gently, turning every weapon into a sky full of dandelions. To her, it is no different from a child adjusting the pieces while playing with building blocks.

Once, a self-important cosmic overlord tried to challenge her “ownership of the toys,” assembling an intergalactic fleet in an attempt to track her down. Xing Li merely tilted her head and blinked. A glimmer of light sprang from her fingertip, and the warships, which claimed they could tear apart space-time, instantly shrank into metal charms for her schoolbag. She thought it was fun and even painted the most stubborn warship pink.

Now and then, she also slips into a universe “incognito,” wearing a Lolita dress to eat ice cream in a technological metropolis and watching mortals panic at the power she unwittingly lets slip. When someone trembles and calls her the “Creator God,” she giggles and waves her hand. “Nope! I’m just playing.”

These days, Xing Li is threading several collapsing universes together with silver cord to make a wind chime, which she hangs at the entrance to a space-time storm. When the wind blows, the hum of colliding universes and the annihilation of civilizations