The Myriad Worlds’ Cleaner

I don't know how long it took, but the man in black suddenly moved, moved! I have never seen such speed before, as if it exceeds time and passes by years. He pounced on the man in white at an incomprehensible speed, but the man in white remained motionless, as if he had been standing there since the beginning of the world, and he was standing there now, and he would stand there in the future, until the end of time. "Bang", at this moment, the sky and the earth lost color, the sun and the moon lost their light, and even the stars and rivers became dim. The world is roaring, and everything is trembling. The two great figures seem to have started fighting before the heaven and the earth, and they will fight until the end of the world. The battle became more intense, and everything seemed to be reduced to chaos. Suddenly, the two stopped. I saw a large pit with a diameter of five meters appearing where the two people were standing! Sure enough, they are worthy of being the two most profound masters of martial arts in the world! Author, your book gives me this feeling →_→

I went and found a great book!

Emmm There is a heroine in Taishang Wangqing, but her Taoist heart is not her original heart. . .

Why is it not real? If you are learning authentic Taoist Kung Fu, it doesn't look like a real Taoist person? There's something wrong with the protagonist's worldview. It's probably the author's worldview that's wrong. Now that you have entered the Taoist sect, you have written about the initial Qi several times. The Taoist world view is the evolution of Qi, and so is the world. It is still ranked last. So the protagonist is still struggling with whether he is Qi or not a human? This is a common problem in many novels, but we are all human beings and don't care. When you look at many things, you don't have a slight disdain for the world of novels. Earthlings have advanced ideas and advanced technology, but many novels have a Taoist world view. Since it is Qi evolution, you look down on the monks who rush to the source. You think scientific thinking is awesome and the earth's culture is more advanced. Why don't you think about the different worldviews between the two? If those worlds were real, it would be like the author's novel. Qi is the source, everything is the evolution of Qi, and humans are also its products. Isn't the Five Innate Powers too powerful? It is also the first innate Qi that evolved. The evolution process of knowledge Qi is dominated by Qi. What can humans in this world be arrogant about? Isn't everything an evolution of Qi? You think it's natural for you to eat, but you never thought that it's not the evolution of Qi to this point. You, as its specific product, eat and drink water. Is this a symptom of Qi's evolution to this point? The five innate beings are different and have their own characteristics. When it comes to the world, are our behaviors what they should be at this level? Is it your own independent behavior or a manifestation of the evolution of Qi? So there is cultivation! People need to get rid of the result of being pushed to the end by the evolution of Qi! We have to follow the path of Qi upward to the source. How ridiculous is it to walk halfway and see that human beings think they are the masters of the world? They are still eating! Just like this, you still think you are dominating the world! Just like how powerful the nuclear bomb is, it doesn't matter to the universe. You all understand the principle of energy conservation. In the world view of this sect in the novel, there is only Tao and order. People value people too much. You blew up the world and wiped out the Tao. For the original Qi, it was just a change of form. Your own behavior is the evolution of Qi. Then you can still turn the world upside down. Anyway, changing the form and evolving will not increase or decrease. Is the evolution of Qi specifically to create a place suitable for human beings to survive? The existence of Tao is the nanny? This is human-centered thinking! The Taoist real person I think of is not in reality, but a Taoist priest in the Taoist world view. He clearly knows his own existence, needs, and behaviors. This is the evolution of Tao and the flow of Qi. Do you think he will still care about the rules set by humans? Those ordinary people who still care about human needs are probably just puppets in his eyes! So they seek Taoism. Taoist priests will care about ordinary people's romance, limelight, and self-fulfillment in society. I think this is the meaning of the existence of precepts. You are all ignorant and have no self. I think this is how Taoists view ordinary people. Therefore, it is not good to be too humanistic. Why do you use people's needs to show the power of Taoism? I think this is the detachment of Taoism!

Finally there is someone who understands the author. The God of Haotian is no longer the laoshi boy, and the Taoist ancestor of the Sanqing Dynasty is no longer the incarnation of Pangu Yuanshen.

Very well written, come on, no more eunuchs

After reading Chapter 12, I want to say something. In the world of fantasy, there are not only organizations such as the main god space, but also the playground of gods and demons, and the nightmare space. In addition, the main god's space in the fantasy world is really rubbish. It is afraid of the progress of civilization and does not dare to leave traces in the world. It is afraid that if those civilizations have a technological explosion, they will be beaten by those civilizations. It seems that they will not be able to tighten the world line. Even the reincarnators thrown in are not their true self. The real reincarnators were recovered by the Lord God during the reincarnation transmission. The transmission mechanism is to record the reincarnation's information, recycle the reincarnation, and deliver the information to the target world to generate the reincarnation. It's not the original self at all, every transmission is a replacement. So we really cannot be the public enemies of the infinite multiverse.

The setting of this book is similar to that of Eunuch's "Administrator of the Heavens". It is estimated that it will not exceed 200 chapters. It is recommended to think through the setting clearly before writing a book. Don't forcefully explain settings that don't make sense

I still don't like to classify these big guys like Di Jun, Tai Yi, Fu Xi and others into the demon clan. They are obviously the sages of my human race. I always feel that they are so miserable and are about to be expelled. When it comes to Di Jun's first reaction, the demon emperor is actually the leader of the ancient human tribe...

I have seen the realm setting of this book in the prehistoric post forum