High Martial: I Use My Mind to Create Dimensions Across the Heavens

Why! (~_~💧) Come on, I went to read Shuangwen. I read the first few chapters and I was so frustrated. What did he think? The word invincible is written on it. Does he know what invincible means? Author, does he know what invincibility is? [Laughter awkwardly][Laughter awkwardly][Laughter awkwardly]

Just make a patch: mental power cannot be used as a weapon. The protagonist is quite generous, repaying kindness with evil

This book is above average in Tomato, and its writing style is quite unique. Although it is said to be a refreshing novel, it is not really considered so. The protagonist is more like a poisonous parasite, silently expanding itself. It is easy to shoot him to death, but it is easy to poison yourself. The first few chapters were very frustrating to write, but the rest were okay. Although I was still dependent on others, at least it was not as frustrating as the previous chapters. It will be more normal in the future. The protagonist no longer maintains absolute rationality. Currently, the protagonist's aunt, his wife and his pets are tolerated by the great dimensional master (actually the protagonist, tolerance means that they have privileges)

The early stage is just a mess, but in the middle stage it becomes exciting. This book can be read when you are short of books.

The protagonist of the subspace evil god is slowly devouring the world

How to say it? The first part is very frustrating (the most important thing is that it's not funny. If it's funny, it means it's frustrating in the first part, and the later part is more enjoyable). That's true, but the author still fills in the pitfalls. The main thing is that if you don't always care about why your mental power can't interfere with reality when it's so high, you can still read it (different worlds, different rules, I still agree with this). And the following article also explains why it cannot interfere with reality. As for my wife and sister-in-law, I don't care. Although I think some of the interactions are unnecessary and interfere with the main text. As for why no one explores his talent, first of all, the dancer's setting is self-interest, and then another aspect is, I help you, I have to ensure that it is possible to gain value from it, and now I have gained a certain value from you, so why should I take risks to gain uncertain value? After all, in this setting, it is more difficult for those with high mental strength to pursue martial arts under the pressure of the rules of the universe.

The content is substantial, the plot is quite imaginative, and there is only one main line to develop one's own spiritual dimension, and there is nothing messy about it.

Invincible flow, not bad

It's well written, but why so few people read it?

Very familiar, familiar writing techniques