The Strongest in the Universe Is Actually a Twin-Tailed Lolita!

At the edge of chaos where dimensions intersect, thousands of universes are suspended like strings of glass beads, but no one knows that these time and space, which carry countless civilizations and laws, are just toys rolling in the palm of Twin Tail Loli Xingli. With pink and white twin ponytails hanging on her shoulders, and two twinkling stars pinned to the ends of her hair, Xingli always liked to sit in the folds of the rift in time and space, swaying her short calves and looking through the universe illustrations. Sometimes she feels that the stars in a certain galaxy are too dim, so she casually crushes them and rebuilds them, making the new light a hundred times brighter than before. When she sees a certain civilization falling into endless war, she blows a breath and turns all the weapons into dandelions in the sky - to her, this is no different from a child adjusting the parts when playing with building blocks. A self-reliant overlord of the universe once tried to challenge her "ownership of toys" and assembled a fleet across galaxies in an attempt to block her whereabouts. Xingli just tilted her head and blinked. A ray of light popped up from her fingertips, and the battleships that claimed to be able to tear apart time and space shrank instantly and became metal pendants hanging on her school bag. She also found it interesting and specially painted the most stubborn battleship pink. Occasionally, she would slip into a certain universe for a "private visit", wear a Lolita dress, eat ice cream in a technological city, and watch mortals panic because of the power she inadvertently revealed. When someone trembles and calls her "Creation God," she will giggle and wave her hands: "No, I'm just playing." Now, Xingli is using silver threads to string several universes on the verge of collapse into wind chimes and hang them at the entrance of the space-time storm. When the wind blows, the buzz of cosmic collisions and the annihilation of civilizations