In an era of advanced martial arts, humanity gains extraordinary powers through visualization diagrams. Those who visualize the Greek gods can summon thunder and fire; those who visualize the Norse chief gods command frost; those who visualize the Yamata no Orochi transform into demons.
Li Ye is judged to be a good-for-nothing who “cannot visualize” because of his unusual soul, and suffers humiliation at every turn. In despair, he casts aside all the gods and demons of the outside world and boldly turns his gaze inward. “If there are no gods in this world, then I will become the one and only!”
Yet the “self” he visualizes repeatedly draws forth the mightiest beings from the Myriad Worlds: a wisp of sword intent can cleave stars, a flash of fist light can sunder the ages, and a single silhouette can stand alone across all time!
While others are still congratulating themselves for visualizing a second-rate demon god, the figures appearing behind Li Ye are the Desolate Heavenly Emperor, Ye Heavenly Emperor, and the Ruthless Empress. He wields the Grass Character Sword Art, Other-Transforming Freedom, and the fist intent of a Heavenly Emperor!
The setting feels weird. Is the protagonist a local? And the protagonist realized a trace of Tao Yun while in the first realm? You have understood a little bit of Kunpeng's method, right? Then it's very hard to fight in the second realm. You have to understand various artistic conceptions, and Kunpeng is extremely fast. As a result, he was beaten violently in the secret realm. The funniest thing is that when he was in the second realm, his soul pried the virtual shadow of Emperor Huangtian and he suffered a Tao injury. I want to ask Ye Fan in what realm he received the Tao injury. Was the power of the Dao at that time comparable to that of Huang Yifan? As a result, you have nothing to worry about, and the other side has nothing to worry about.
Can't you kill people in that secret realm? The protagonist has let the enemy go many times. It's really like a holy mother.
Very speechless
The writing is so good. It is recommended not to write a seven-star review!