Chaos Gods and Demons' Cross-Border Survival Guide

Chen felt that his time travel was a bit unlucky. When others traveled through the wilderness, they could drink some soup and then be beaten, but he was lucky enough to land in front of the gods and demons of Chaos. As soon as he opened his eyes, he caught up with Pangu's creation of the world - that ax was directed at his forehead. At the critical moment, he removed the "greed, anger, and ignorance" from his three souls and threw them into all the worlds, forming a karmic relationship with the destiny protagonists in I Eat Tomatoes. The plan was perfect, and the clones were also very successful. But Chen vaguely felt something while he was sleeping - the clones he sent out seemed to be female. Forget about being female, the problem is that the protagonists in the I-Eating Tomatoes universe are more passionate than the other. Ji Ning's Taoist companion died and he had practiced for hundreds of millions of years just to resurrect her. Qin Yu fought all the way from the mortal world to Hongmeng for Jiang Li. Luo Feng dared to fight even the Lord of the Universe for his family. The more Chen thought about it, the more wrong he became. What if one of the clones fell in love with the protagonist, and the protagonist from all directions followed the line of cause and effect and came to slap him in the mouth? "I'm warning you," Chen shouted to the three causal lines in his mind, "Don't cause trouble, I'm a straight man. If you are bent, don't come back to me to cry!" The line of cause and effect didn't move at all, and I don't know whether I didn't hear it or pretended not to hear it. Three lines of cause and effect, three worlds, three clones, one a thief, one reckless, and one a fool. Chen lay in the chaos, recovering from his injuries and praying: Don't fall in love, don't fall in love, don't fall in love.