A satisfying novel with real depth. It explains why the descendants of Yan and Huang are among the most powerful beings in the universe, and reveals the origins of other races. It sets out the idea that the Yellow Race is the rightful orthodox lineage.
There are no idiotic characters in this book. It is profound, gradually revealing the true reason the dinosaurs went extinct and explaining how the moon came to be.
Through the protagonist's experiences and gradual growth across different levels of the universe, the novel portrays how different environments give rise to different paths of development. It also sketches the bleak lives and tragic ends of various villains. Their miserable endings are not the result of choices that go against their wishes, but of the helplessness imposed by life and by their own nature. Villains have feelings of their own, and heroes have lives of their own. As for who is good and who is evil, one saying says it all: history is written by the victors. That's all there is to it.
When a person from Earth transmigrates into other universes, slowly cultivates the Dao, immortality, and divinity, then discovers that he has become a heavyweight on the universal stage, he gets drawn into the struggles for dominance across the various levels of the cosmos. After countless battles between the different universes, he finally reaches the pinnacle. What then? It turns out everything is just a plaything of higher-dimensional beings, much like a carefully designed game with an inescapable NPC role. How will it all end? Readers, please be patient and read on. Thank you!
