[Villain Protagonist + No Romance + Ruthless and Decisive]
The world is my pasture, and all living beings are my cattle and sheep.
I was born a god. I name myself God.
The power to alter life is my divine right; crossing between worlds is my privilege.
The lives of ants are not worth cherishing, and the rise and fall of worlds need not concern me.
When even time is erased by the ancient void, I alone will remain eternal and undying.
I am Li Mu, an ordinary man.
One day, I heard a legend in a dream.
The legend said that a bed was the world's ship, and that crawling beneath it might take you to a place called the Black Sea.
The Black Sea connects illusion and reality. As long as you board the ship, you can escape the shackles of reality and journey to an unknown dimension...
I began to try, and so I set out on the road to eternity.
There's a new book out there, I have to come and support it Everything else is fine, but why do you have parents 😅, it's a pity, not just you, there are many others who have run away, so I'll give it five stars.
Author, please add another chapter 😢 😢 If it doesn't work, I'll give it to you once. Don't do it. You can either open up a place of nothingness as your base camp. There must be a line of reality behind using your hometown as your base camp. Not to mention that there are parents in the base camp and there are so many rights and wrongs. I prefer to travel through the endless world, just like the previous book without staying too long. Or you can give a little spoiler on how you will deal with reality in the future.
Good news: I found a good book Bad news: It's been cut in half😢
Okay, okay, the protagonist of this book transitions much faster than the previous book. The previous book transitioned to two or three worlds, so he didn't eat beef.
Very good, the writing is good, the veteran author just finished it without thinking, and the current update speed is also good.
Still regard all living beings as ants [admiration]
It still has that classic taste. I have nothing to say. Everyone may not have the same understanding of a book. You still have to read it to know.
Not bad, the author is old, but he is still as cold and ruthless as ever. There is a transition, although it is very short.
Enjoyable to watch, shocking and delicious
The male protagonist's character is very good