Xuanhuan: The Heavenly Dao Marked a Child of Destiny!

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Very good, the family is invincible, the protagonist is invincible, and the son of luck can be destroyed at will without consuming any luck points. The protagonist's family is obviously the number one, but it is constantly stratified, so there are forces that it thinks can compete with it, but these forces are destroyed in less than one chapter. It is set in multiple universes, but it seems that all the families in the universe are number one in fault, and the systems are destroyed casually. The Prodigy List should have been changed by the protagonist's family, but it is currently unknown what the reason is for making his disciples weak. The disadvantage is that the family sequence feels strong and not disconnected. Normally, it is difficult to create an emperor in their interface. Immortals only exist in legends, and the family setting is that the immortal emperors can be destroyed at will. As the ten strongest members of the younger generation of the family (except for the protagonist), they cannot compare with many people in this interface. It feels like the author did not intend to create a multiverse when writing the first part. The more he writes in the later, the more the combat power is increased, resulting in many places where the logic does not make sense. I hope it can be patched later. Anyway, it's pretty cool without any brains.

Is there a heroine or a harem?

Really, I was bragging about how awesome the protagonist is and how great his family is, but in the end, everyone looked down on the protagonist's family, thinking that the protagonist hunted so many children of luck when he was in the middle of his downfall, and didn't even try to improve himself, so he was ranked third in line, awesome.

I like it very much. I hope it will be updated soon. It's better not to stop updating.

Very good, very good. Please support me.