[The new book has just been released, the rating will increase in the future] [All Heavens and Worlds] [System] [Shuangwen]
The protagonist Chen Tiantai traveled to a parallel world where the abyss invaded, surrounded by enemies, and the human race retreated to a high wall: Blue Star.
In the tenth year of the Era of the Heavens, Blue Star was selected by the Space of All Realms to give Blue Star's eighteen-year-old youth a chance to travel through the heavens.
Success, become a space adventurer, and continue to adventure and practice in various strange worlds.
Fail, return to become an ordinary person, and serve space adventurers all his life.
In this world, space adventurers are both guardians and rulers.
Chen Tian felt a little wilted when he learned that everyone was a time traveler.
Fortunately, at the age of eighteen, just before traveling through the world, Chentian was bound to a super talent system. Every time he traveled through a world, the talent system would give him a talent. Every talent in the system was a super golden finger.
Sign in, predict the future, immortality, return of all things, proficiency, dark blue points...
The first world, the doomsday world, talent [simulation] relies on the information in the simulation, foresight, cooperation with the official, integrates armed forces, fights the doomsday, and returns mankind to the dominant race of the earth. The world calls him a prophet!
[Rating: SSS-]
The second world, the world of demonic martial arts, has the talent [Infinite Enlightenment] to know any martial arts at a glance.
[Rating: SS+]
The third world, where lords compete for world hegemony, talents […]
After Chen Tian traveled through countless worlds, he looked back and saw that he was already standing at the pinnacle of all races in the world, a great existence that even the abyss was afraid of!
Reader comments
Okay, but can I add punctuation marks when the character speaks?
I've just read Chapter 20, which is about time travel for all people, and a lot of Golden Finger types. It's very well written so far, and it's a refreshing article that suits my taste. Come on.
It's pretty good to watch. I like the theme of one cheat in each round the best. Although it can't be compared with "Unkilled" or "Simulation: Draw a cheat in each round", the plot and characters at least have the same rhythm, and there are no poisonous points. The final score may be slightly lower than nine points. It's not really a suggestion, I just feel like the first simulation should add a bit of evenly matched competition. Although I don't know how to add it, it just feels too smooth and lacks a bit of drama, making it more like everyday life. The second simulation was better. There is progress.
It's great to see 25, and the subject matter is also very interesting. It's new to me. The simulation of the heavens I watched is basically a fantasy martial arts game. This is the first time I've seen such technology and good writing.
This book is very good. It made me understand what true Buddhism is. It is like an epiphyllum. It is unknown before it blooms. When needed, it uses its own life to show the beauty of that moment. The same is true for Buddha. It does not have to use life. It can also be a crisis for all mankind. Once you are not famous, it is just for one breath of self-movement and self-sacrifice. As long as you feel it is meaningful, it is worth it.
It's really well written
Very smooth, all in one go
Beautiful, love watching. Just put double quotation marks around the words in the text.
It's pretty good-looking, has a good setting, and has a sense of life.
I want a five-star review for my own book!
One world, one golden finger
Nothing serious to watch.
I just finished watching the first world, and only a little bit of the second one. I would like to ask, is there any CP between the time-traveling world and the original world?
When a man of God speaks, he often does not use double quotation marks ""
The book is good and comfortable to read, but the content is a bit more normal than the name.
It's good-looking, the male voice is entertaining, the character doesn't feel overwhelmed, and the protagonist doesn't feel aggrieved.
Okay, but can I add punctuation marks when the character speaks?
I've just read Chapter 20, which is about time travel for all people, and a lot of Golden Finger types. It's very well written so far, and it's a refreshing article that suits my taste. Come on.
It's pretty good to watch. I like the theme of one cheat in each round the best. Although it can't be compared with "Unkilled" or "Simulation: Draw a cheat in each round", the plot and characters at least have the same rhythm, and there are no poisonous points. The final score may be slightly lower than nine points. It's not really a suggestion, I just feel like the first simulation should add a bit of evenly matched competition. Although I don't know how to add it, it just feels too smooth and lacks a bit of drama, making it more like everyday life. The second simulation was better. There is progress.
It's great to see 25, and the subject matter is also very interesting. It's new to me. The simulation of the heavens I watched is basically a fantasy martial arts game. This is the first time I've seen such technology and good writing.
This book is very good. It made me understand what true Buddhism is. It is like an epiphyllum. It is unknown before it blooms. When needed, it uses its own life to show the beauty of that moment. The same is true for Buddha. It does not have to use life. It can also be a crisis for all mankind. Once you are not famous, it is just for one breath of self-movement and self-sacrifice. As long as you feel it is meaningful, it is worth it.
It's really well written
Very smooth, all in one go
Beautiful, love watching. Just put double quotation marks around the words in the text.
It's pretty good-looking, has a good setting, and has a sense of life.
I want a five-star review for my own book!
One world, one golden finger
Nothing serious to watch.
I just finished watching the first world, and only a little bit of the second one. I would like to ask, is there any CP between the time-traveling world and the original world?
When a man of God speaks, he often does not use double quotation marks ""
The book is good and comfortable to read, but the content is a bit more normal than the name.
It's good-looking, the male voice is entertaining, the character doesn't feel overwhelmed, and the protagonist doesn't feel aggrieved.
Well written, a good novel about the universe