Chen Fan is an ordinary college student who accidentally activates his family’s ancestral bronze mirror and obtains the [Myriad Worlds Projection System]. He doesn’t need to risk his life in person. By spending mental energy, he can project his consciousness into versions of himself across the Myriad Worlds, inheriting their strength, knowledge, and talents.
In the movie world of Kung Fu, he’s a drifter who masters the Buddha’s Palm. In the anime world of One Piece, he’s a rising Marine who trains in Haki and the Six Powers. In the novel world of Swallowed Star, he’s a martial arts prodigy who comprehends the Universe Origin Law...
Every projection expands his life, and every return brings a leap in power. While others struggle to survive in the reincarnation space, Chen Fan quietly becomes a god behind the scenes.
Yet as his power grows, Chen Fan discovers that the main world isn’t as simple as it appears. Ancient clans, secluded sects, awakened alien races, and threats from higher dimensions... all begin to emerge. It turns out the main world itself is a supreme battlefield on the verge of its end.
See how Chen Fan gathers the power of the Myriad Worlds within himself, suppresses hell with divine elephants and splits heaven with the Primordial One, establishing the supreme divine throne in the final battle for the main world!
You are another nosy person. What does the main world have to do with you? If the sky falls, there will be someone to support you. What does it have to do with you, a person who has not grown up? Just work hard to become stronger
The description is confusing
I don't like the protagonist's character
After looking at the first few pictures, I was confused. .
I read a few chapters in a state of confusion, but I didn't understand it at all. The realm of the protagonist was a mess, and the main world was not clearly described. After a while, the internal boxing was invaded, and it was a bit confusing after a few chapters.