Zhao Guanqi accidentally traveled to the world of "Under One Person" and awakened a rare innate power-the ability to answer all questions in the world and obtain all information. He was unwilling to conform to the existing order and decided to change the existing alien ecology. He also wanted to break down the barriers to cultivation and build a civilization where everyone could practice. With unique abilities as the cornerstone, we steadily move towards the ultimate goal of omniscience and omnipotence.
Reader comments
I thought it would be more semi-invincible. Unexpectedly, the protagonist is like a lone star in the sky. He is simply suffering. He does not look relaxed.
If the classic character can't suppress the protagonist, he arranges an alien enemy.
The writing is very nice. Come on, if you cultivate your inner strength to the point where your innate strength is no worse than Qi, and you can also advance to the integration of Qi and nature, there will be a lot of things you can write.
It's a good novel about one person, and it was quite enjoyable to write. The protagonist is the son of the owner of a rice shop and is apprenticed to Li He of Jiyun Club. I went to Xiangjiang with my master to treat physical and soul problems, and a big war broke out. In the late Manchu Dynasty, someone wanted to assassinate Mr. Sun. The master's senior brother betrayed them and wanted to lure the snake out of his hole. The master sacrifices himself and entrusts Master Niu of Jishitang to take care of the protagonist and become his disciple. A war broke out, and the aliens from Xiaoli wanted to come over and restore the Qing Dynasty together. As of now, there are no female protagonists. There are female characters like Duan Muying (who likes to concentrate on cultivation, kill decisively and indulge in love and love, and cannot achieve great things). The protagonist is called the question and answer system, and it feels like a combination of question and answer and lottery. Can extract martial arts and practice skills from other worlds. Establish an organization that connects everywhere, named Liyuan. The protagonist's father donated millions in the past, and the protagonist suspects that there is God's will or historical correction behind it. Then I want to be more concerned about why there is so little description of the protagonist's father (the protagonist went to Xiangjiang with others to cause so much trouble, but the Manchu Qing Dynasty did not go to find the protagonist's father)
I thought it would be more semi-invincible. Unexpectedly, the protagonist is like a lone star in the sky. He is simply suffering. He does not look relaxed.
If the classic character can't suppress the protagonist, he arranges an alien enemy.
The writing is very nice. Come on, if you cultivate your inner strength to the point where your innate strength is no worse than Qi, and you can also advance to the integration of Qi and nature, there will be a lot of things you can write.
It's a good novel about one person, and it was quite enjoyable to write. The protagonist is the son of the owner of a rice shop and is apprenticed to Li He of Jiyun Club. I went to Xiangjiang with my master to treat physical and soul problems, and a big war broke out. In the late Manchu Dynasty, someone wanted to assassinate Mr. Sun. The master's senior brother betrayed them and wanted to lure the snake out of his hole. The master sacrifices himself and entrusts Master Niu of Jishitang to take care of the protagonist and become his disciple. A war broke out, and the aliens from Xiaoli wanted to come over and restore the Qing Dynasty together. As of now, there are no female protagonists. There are female characters like Duan Muying (who likes to concentrate on cultivation, kill decisively and indulge in love and love, and cannot achieve great things). The protagonist is called the question and answer system, and it feels like a combination of question and answer and lottery. Can extract martial arts and practice skills from other worlds. Establish an organization that connects everywhere, named Liyuan. The protagonist's father donated millions in the past, and the protagonist suspects that there is God's will or historical correction behind it. Then I want to be more concerned about why there is so little description of the protagonist's father (the protagonist went to Xiangjiang with others to cause so much trouble, but the Manchu Qing Dynasty did not go to find the protagonist's father)
Really good, really well written
Support and keep up the good work
Come on, come on, come on